Roztoky

The group of rocks in the Bukovyna Carpathians east of the village of Roztoky, near the Nimchych pass, is called "Pierced Stones".

As a result of weathering, many holes have formed in the 40-meter-high sandstone rocks, they seem to have been perforated.

The most impressive arched rock is Hawkeye - a rare form of karst in the Carpathians. The arch at the top of the rock resembles the shape of eyes, hence the name. At the foot of the rock is a small three-chambered cave.

The cascade of Bukovyna waterfalls is located on the mountain river Smuhar, which flows into Cheremosh on the outskirts of the village of Roztoky.

The lower waterfall of the cascade is located within the village, 400 meters from the track. To the largest and most beautiful waterfall Velykiy Huk (18 meters) you need to walk 2.5 kilometers through a gorge along the stream. On the approach to the Velykiy Huk, you will see the waterfalls Kovber (3.5 meters), Sych (10.5 meters), Nizhniy Huk (9 meters), Vorota (3.5 meters) and Seredniy Huk (10.5 meters).

Bukovyna waterfalls are a landscape reserve.

The wooden Holy Assumption Church in Roztoky was built in 1846. An early example of a three-tiered Bukovyna temple with tall, approximately equal height baths.

The church is painted yellow, the baths are covered with sheet metal.

Examples of carving and painting of the 18th-19th centuries have been preserved in the interior.