ブラゴエフグラード地方の絶景の山頂・トップ7

You should definitely not attempt this hike if you are not an expert hiker. The hike is very dangerous and the photos are from another era. The summit is full of extremely complicated and unstable rocks. I do trail running and hiking regularly and I definitely had trouble on this route. You should definitely not bring a non-expert.

Polezhan Peak. Panoramic. Medium difficulty.

magníficient vies from the summit

The ridge is very difficult to cross. Only for tourists with great experience and no fear of heights.

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.

The decline once you reach the peak is dangerous. The path is not labeled and there is no clear way to defend safely due to the loose rocks. My friend and I reached the peak and turned around rather than attempt it. I would say this is an expert hike, with a lot of technical skills and equipment needed.

I do not recommend to climb this peak at all. Too dangerous. The view is not so good. A much better view is from Dzhano peak. The path from Sivria to Dzhano is too hard and dangerous.

From the top you have a great view of the rest of the Pirin Mountains. Definitely worth going all the way up. It takes about two and a half to three hours.