Open House at Synevyr National Nature Park
Do you want visit the largest lake in the Carpathian mountains of Ukraine, brown bear sanctuary, ecological or touristic trails to old-growth forest, peat bog or other interesting places and itineraries of the National Nature Park โSynevyrโ, member of the European Wilderness Network?
If so, you are welcome all year long, but the special programme and Open House Day will welcome you on the 7th ย of July, this year!
UNESCO World Heritage
Part of the National Nature Park โSynevyrโ is also included into the UNESCO World Natural Heritage ย siteโAncient and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europeโ and contains four massifs of primeval beech forests, so unique and rare nowadays.
Wild lake
The Wild lake, located on the North-East slope of the mountain Gropa, surrounded by deep spruce and beech forest, is also another special place of the National Park. Lakes area is about 1 ha, its depth is 10 m. There is the unique island in the lake, which is never covered by water. The Wild lake can become an etalon of the transformation of the lake into the high bog, where rare and valuable species are growing.
Wild Art Plein Air
Existence of such fascinating nature and Wilderness motivated partners (European Wilderness Society and NNP โSynevyrโ) deepen their cooperation also in culture and art sphere. In such a way, as a part of ย Areas of Inspirationย number of artists of different domain and European countries will arrive in August to Synevy to take part in the very first Wild Art Plein Air event.
Please also read: Art project “Areas of Inspiration”
Special offer
On the 7th of July NNP โSynevyrโ Open House will offer free of charge excursions and handouts, as well as presentations and video at the Parkยดs visitor center. A range of local special dishes will be proposed for visitors.
And every 100th, 500th and 1000th visitor will receive a special present!
You are very welcome to visit fascinating National Nature Park โSynevyr on the 7th of July!
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