Yasnoveć (1,600 m a.s.l.) is a rewarding summit in the Inner Gorgany range of the Ukrainian Carpathians, sitting at the heart of the Pyshkonya ridge. Its open, treeless top and steep eastern slopes make it a standout destination for hikers seeking genuine Carpathian wilderness.

The summit dome is free of forest, offering open views across the surrounding ridges — westward to the higher Nehrovets (1,707 m) and southward to Darvajka (1,501 m). Rocky scree fields add a rugged character to the slopes, while dense forest cloaks the lower flanks. The entire Pyshkonya ridge, including Yasnoveć, falls within the 'Synevyr' National Nature Park, keeping the area beautifully unspoiled. In summer the open crest is a pleasure to walk; autumn colours in the surrounding forests are spectacular; in winter the exposed ridge demands proper preparation.

• Village of Koloчava (nearest settlement, to the southwest) — hiking trail 'Along the Peaks of Pyshkonya', moderate to demanding difficulty

• The peak lies within 'Synevyr' National Nature Park — check current entry regulations and any park fees before your hike.
• The Yavorovets stream, a left tributary of the Ozerіanka, rises on the northwest slope of the summit.

The marked trail 'Along the Peaks of Pyshkonya' crosses the summit of Yasnoveć — one of the most scenic ridge routes in this part of the Ukrainian Carpathians, linking several summits along the range.