You have to pay fee 80 uah for adults and 40 uah for childrens before entering the that area 6 km walk from main road So much people are there on weekends . You can even go by car upto 1km near to waterfall . Its worth going there . You can buy food in between way or after reaching the waterfall there is a small market or 5-6 shops .

Totally worth long walk)) you can take a Jeep taxi if you like. The road is a little bit crashed after spring water flood.

Great place with nice waterfall

About 15 uah per person to walk up on foot almost 6 km, 30 uah per person to drive up wich is what we did and I recommend driving or walk up a muddy road, as for the water fall nothing crazy to see to be honest but I guess for Ukraine this is pretty epic for them

In terms of trail to it - Narinetskiy waterfall is more picturesque. There are some pieces of advice re this one. 1) Come late. I was there at around 20:30 and there was no one at the spot. 2 people came when we left. During the day it may be overcrowded, road full of cars, off-road cars - which makes walking even worse. When you come lates, there is a chance to see a nice sunset. 2) Getting there by a 4x4 car driven by locals - kind of taxi - can be also a good option. Because the road is boring in summer. 3) You can even get by your car - we stopped our next to Kolyba and walked the rest 1.5 km to the waterfall.

One-stage handsome, a walk to which can be a great option for both winter days and summer. Don't hide your camera in a backpack: all around are fabulous landscapes of the Gorgany mountains, a straight and mostly asphalt road along the picturesque Reaper stream with rocky ledges and high spruces above the water! There are a lot of sounds in the Carpathians. But Zhenetsky Hook is the most famous among tourists. Still: there is a direct road to it - 3 km of flat asphalt.wrll it was quite beautiful experience ,so beautiful place must visit place

The road will not be easy if you are not used to walking a lot, but every minute of this journey is worth it. also don't forget to go to the 300-year-old oak on the way back.

Beautiful nature, worth visiting

Very beautiful place where you I to come back again. It is connected to the highway by a 4 km unpaved road. Several pits through which cars with a clearance less than 20 cm are unlikely can pass (my opinion)