“Lisova Pisnia” is an ecological trail of Shatsk National Nature Park near the village of Haivka, between lakes Peremut and Pisochne. It starts from the recreation point “Peremut” with a parking lot and has two options. The park’s website describes a short equipped loop — 1.6 km, which takes about one and a half hours with all stops. The map on the stand near the start shows the full circle 6.6 km long — this is the one marked on the map on this page. The route is marked, with informational stands along it.

What’s on the Trail
From the parking lot, the sawdust-covered trail leads through a pine forest to a resting place with a stone fire pit and benches made of logs. Then it reaches lake Peremut: here is a wooden pier among the reeds, from which the entire lake is visible.

In the middle of the route, in 2025, a new two-tier observation tower with a platform appeared. Nearby is the art object “Nest” with giant white “eggs,” a favorite photo spot, and further on — the Kopaivka river, actually an ancient drainage canal. The short loop ends near “Shakhy” — a site with large figures. The full circle goes around Haivka and the Lisova Pisnia sanatorium, from which the trail probably got its name, and passes through pine forest above the beaches of lake Pisochne.

Lake Peremut
Peremut is a karst lake with an area of almost one and a half square kilometers and a length of 1.8 km. It is connected by a strait to lake Luky, so sometimes they are considered one — Luky-Peremut. The shores are low and swampy. The name is associated with the word “peremutyty” (to stir up): the water here is often muddy.
The trail has been walked for many years: as early as 2009, scientists from Volyn University recorded areas trampled by visitors. Therefore, the park’s request is not to leave the path.

Tips and Directions
Haivka lies north of Shatsk, near lake Pisochne; the recreation point “Peremut” is at the entrance. The short loop is suitable for a walk with children, the full one — for those who want to see both lakes. The Shatsk region is borderland: before hiking through the forest, check the current regime in the park or with the border guards, and men aged 18–60 should have a military registration document. The button “How to get to the start” will map the way to the parking lot.