20의 릴라 산맥가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was founded in the 10th century. In the winter of 1832/33, a major fire destroyed the monastery complex, except for the Chreljo Tower and the chapel. With donations from the public, the buildings were restored, expanded, and renovated.

Start of the trail to Malyovitsa hut. In some places you can also find it as the Malyovitsa eco-trail. The route is not difficult, but it is very picturesque. The hut is located about 3km from the start of the trail and the Malyovitsa and Alpinist hotels. There is also a large paid parking lot there. A large part of the trail goes through a forest and there is a lot of shade. There is a fountain in the middle of the route, so you can safely pour yourself some water.

From here you enter the Rila National Park. After the gate you will find an overview map with the park rules. Please follow them to protect our nature.

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.

In the small hut there is a small selection of vegetarian dishes. Unfortunately everything is served in disposable dishes 😒. You take the rubbish back to the valley with you

The cable car makes it easier for you to ascend or descend. From the mountain station you can easily hike to the Musala hut or even up to the summit. Information about the cable car at:https://www.borovets-bg.com/en/lifts