Snowshoeing Weekend in Vitosha Mountains

Snowshoeing Weekend in Vitosha Mountains 150 , 2 Days

Experience the joy of making your own path.

Situated just within a stone throw away from the center of Sofia, Vitosha offers excellent conditions for hiking. The mountain, famous for being one of the symbols of the Bulgarian capital has very well organized network of tourist routes, which together with its well preserved nature and unique landmarks offers unique experience. It is also the first park in Bulgaria and on the Balkan Peninsula declared as protected area.

Tour Highlights

Kamen Del peak (1862 m.a.s.l.) offers the best view of Sofia city.
♦ The nature landmark Zlatnite Mostove (The Golden Bridges) is the largest stone river on Vitosha mountain.
Cherni Vrah (The Black Peak) is the highest summit of Vitosha Mountain.

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Price Includes:
One night at Aleko hut
English speaking guide
Snowshoes and walking sticks
all transfers

Not Included:
meals and drinks
tips
insurance


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Snowshoeing Weekend in Vitosha Mountains (Rated 4.77 / 5 Based on 461 Reviews.)
Price
150 EUR
Duration
2 Days
Single Supplement
30 EUR
Status
Open for booking

Currency fluctuations might cause correction of price at any time.

Moderate

Group Size
2-12
Reservation System Code
BGSNWSHOWKND

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