キュステンディル地域のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

⚠️ 警告：Komootのルートが間違っています！ Komootが表示しているルートは正しくありません。この地点からは、The Kidney Lake (Bubreka) に戻り、上部のルートまたは湖沿いのルートのいずれかの公式トレイルを進んで Seven Rila Lakes Hut へ向かってください。 ここに表示されている周回ルートは、公式なハイキングトレイルとしては存在しません。トレイルの標識はなく、地形は非常に困難で、この保護地域では指定されたルート外を自由に歩くことは許可されていません。 GPSナビゲーションだけに頼らず、標識のあるハイキングトレイルに従ってください。

This is a great drone or zoom-lens spot—clear skies give you deep visibility across Bulgaria.

If you’re well-conditioned, consider extending your route up to Otovitsa Ridge for incredible views.

Restaurant "Don Ceci"

Lower Lake is the lowest of the Seven Rila Lakes. It is located at an altitude of 2095 m. Its area is 5.9 ha and its depth is 11 m. There are a lot of fish in the lake, that is why it is called the "Fish lake", but still fishing is forbidden. It collects the water that flows from the other lakes. The lake has a steep sill and is closed from the north by a seawall. It collects the water that flows from the other lakes. The lower lake gives rise to the Jerman River.

Lake Bliznaka is the largest in area of the Seven Rila Lakes. It is located 1940 m north of Vazov Peak and is 2243 m above sea level. The catchment area is 2.10 square kilometres. The water surface area is 168.6 acres. The water volume of the lake is 590 thousand m3 and the maximum depth is 27.5 metres. In the recent past the lake was called Chifte Göl. The name "Bliznaka" comes from the fact that in times of drought the lake splits into two small ponds. From this it takes the shape of an hourglass.

The lake has the shape of a kidney and hence its name.

The aquatic plants in the lake shine almost golden from a distance.