четвъртък, 14 март 2013 г.
сряда, 13 март 2013 г.
The Peak Ibur
Ibar is a peak in Eastern Rila, Bulgaria. Its height is 2666 m. Its tip has a conical shape. Northeastern part is rocky and urvesta with sharp peaks above the circus terrace where is located the lake Ibar. East wall is alpine site.
The Peak Malyovica
The peak is high 2,729 meters. The northern and eastern slopes of Malyovica are some of the most visited by climbers rock walls in Bulgaria. Northern vertical wall in Malyovitsa is 124 meters high and it is a symbol of the Bulgarian alpinism. The first ascent of the north face of Malyovitsa is August 23, 1938. North of the peak in crest plateau in Malyovo field are three beautiful lakes. They are called Malyovishki.
вторник, 12 март 2013 г.
The Peak Botev
Botev is the highest peak in the Balkan Mountains at an altitude of 2376 meters, in Karlovo municipality, Plovdiv district. By 1950 called Yumrukchal, then renamed in honor of Hristo Botev - Bulgarian poet and writer.
The peak is located in the Central Stara Planina, near Karlovo and Kalofer. It is a large pasture with a granite base, suffering from significant erosion caused by large-scale construction and installation of multiple cable runs. Of Mount Botev built meteorological station and television station and relay (open on July 10, 1966), which covers a television and radio signals over 65% of the territory of Bulgaria.
The peak Great Kupen
Great Kupen a sharp rocky peak in the Central Stara Planina with typical alpine profile. Part of the traverse from a hut Dobrila to Botev Peak. Is 2,169 m high on the west by a narrow saddle is connected to the neighboring Mount Small Bought. At the foot between the two peaks is the only alpine lake in the Balkan Mountains - puddle. East ridge narrows significantly and gradually passes through the rocky ridge Krustcite. From hut Ambaritsa tip can be climbed for about 2 hours and 30 min technically difficult sections are secured with metal railing. Upon termination of the time recommended emergency descent south to the trail to the hut Vasil Levski.
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