Οι καλύτερες ορεινές πεζοπορίες στη Βουλγαρία

It's actually not that dangerous. just hold to the chain and check where you step.

This is a perfect moment for a 360° photo or a panoramic shot—clear skies reveal the full layout of the terrain.

Firs we climbed Aleko peak. It was very hard because a lot of new snow. Then we summit Musala peak just on the sunset. And there was a long descending in the darkness.

Avoid this hut if possible. The owners do not care much for their guest's safety and are not reachable by phone in case of an emergency or questions in the late-afternoon (e.g. concerning weather). If you do decide to go: make sure to bring your own toilet paper as it is not included in the accommodation price!

Second highest mountain in Bulgaria, so when the weather is good you can enjoy a very far-reaching view. The section of road between the Banderitsa campsite and the Vihren hut is closed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (one-way street, controlled by the police), so start as early as possible. It is also worth being at the summit around 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., otherwise, depending on the weather, clouds can cover the summit.

Fantastic panoramic view! If you climb from the Malyovista hut you should be in good shape and have mountain experience.

The climb to the hut is technically an easy hiking trail. The path is quite wide and not very steep. Since you are in the mountains, it is of course rocky.

Nice view, but very busy. I found the climb from Yastrebets a bit boring in places: relatively flat at the beginning for about 3km, then uphill through boulders.