Dvorichanskyi National Park

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Dvorichanskyi National Park is a national park in Ukraine, on the right bank of the Oskil river, in Eastern Ukraine. It was created in 2009, as a result of a presidential decree. The park is located in Kupiansk Raion, Kharkiv Oblast, near the Russian border. It covers 3,131 hectares of state-owned land.

Getting there

Ukraine is a big country and the distances are therefore bigger than most other European countries. The closest major city is Kharkiv and the drive from here is around 3 hours. You will be able to find flights to Kharkiv from some of the major airports in Europe. There are more flights to Kiev. However, the drive from here is closer to 8 - 10 hours.

When to visit

The national park is most popular during the warmer months. It is generally not one of the most visited national parks and there is little chance to see lots of other visitors.

Details

Park website

Link

Park size

31 km²

Park founded

2009

Map of Dvorichanskyi National Park

Image gallery of Dvorichanskyi National Park

 
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Natural Sights

Most national parks have there own trademarks. This goes for both natural sights and man-made. This section will list any popular sights in nature.

Wildlife in Dvorichanskyi National Park

These sections shows you some of the characteristic wildlife to the national park.

Mushroom hunting in Dvorichanskyi National Park

Ukraine is a large country and foraging is popular with the local population. Be sure to check with the local authorities before foraging mushrooms in the national park.

Camping rules in Dvorichanskyi National Park

You need to speak to local authorities to get permission to wild camp. Wild camping is generally allowed in Ukraine. However, the rules do not apply in the national parks.

Bears in Dvorichanskyi National Park

Bears in Dvorichanskyi National Park

No bears in the park

This national park has no bears and you do not need to take precautions.