| DURACIÓN: 2 Dias PRECIO: € 155 |
DIFFICULTAD: 2/3 (de 4) PERÍODO: Junio-Octubre |
INICIO/FINALIZAR: Sofia TIPO DE TOUR: Guiado |
Esta caminata de dos días le llevará a la parte más prístina y panorámica de las montaña Rila, la sexta montaña más alta de Europa. Comenzaremos con una caminata hasta la remota cabaña Ivan Vazov, pasando por las aguas cristalinas de cada uno de los Siete Lagos de Rila, las perlas de la montaña Rila, y continuaremos con un excelente recorrido a la cresta principal de la montaña, subiremos al símbolo de Montañismo búlgaro – Monte Malyovitsa (2729m) y descendemos al gran valle glaciar del río Malyovitsa.
Las condiciones en la cabaña son básicas, las habitaciones son dormitorios con literas, hay baños disponibles en la planta baja. Se proporcionan sábanas y mantas, pero puede traer su saco de dormir de verano si lo prefiere. La comida está recién preparada y servida, aunque no hay una gran variedad, por lo que puede traer comida si es algo especial, por lo general tienen sopa de frijoles o lentejas, tortillas, delicioso queso de un diario local, etc. Se sugiere que compre paquete de almuerzo de la cabaña para el segundo día o prepárese con nueces, barritas energéticas, frutas secas, etc.
La caminata comprende caminatas moderadas con ascensos / descensos más empinados de vez en cuando, adecuados para excursionistas con muy buena experiencia de senderismo, ya que se requiere resistencia para completar ciertas etapas. Por favor, venga preparado con botas adecuadas de senderismo y ropa para caminar por la montaña (incl. prueba de viento / impermeable).
Please be aware that from next year only the English version of the website will be updated, so for day-by-day program, inclusions and rates always refer to the English version of this page HERE.
Día 1: Sofia – Malyovitsa – Cabaña Vada – Los Siete Lagos de Rila – Cabaña Ivan Vazov(6,30-7h; 16km; +1320/-520m
Comenzamos temprano desde su hotel en Sofia con un traslado de 2 horas a la base de la montaña Malyovitsa (1700 m), donde dejamos el automóvil y partimos para la caminata. Primero cruzamos el río Maloyvitsa y Urdina y descendemos a una pequeña cabaña, donde puede tomar un bocadillo o un té y y continuamos con una caminata cuesta arriba a través de hermosos bosques de coníferas centenarios. En aproximadamente 3 horas salimos del bosque caminando en medio del reino del pino enano (Pinus mugo) y pronto llegamos al primero (El Bajo) y el segundo (El Pez) de los Siete Lagos de Rila. Aquí nos detenemos para un descanso y almuerzo más largos y aprendemos sobre el movimiento de la Hermandad Blanca y su fundador Peter Danov. Más tarde continuamos ascendiendo gradualmente hasta la cima de la cresta pasando por las aguas cristalinas del resto de los lagos: el Trébol, los Gemelos, el Riñón, el Ojo y el más alto: la Lágrima. El panorama es excelente y podemos subir un poco más a una delgada cresta donde podemos ver todos los Siete Lagos de Rila. Aproximadamente una hora de descenso nos llevará a la cabaña Ivan Vazov construida en el hermoso valle cubierto de hierba del río Bistritsa. Cenaremos sopa caliente y pasaremos la noche en la cabaña disfrutando de la compañía del amable personal y tal vez escucharemos sus actuaciones musicales.
Día 2: Cabaña Ivan Vazov – Monte Malyovitsa – Cabaña Malyovitsa – Malyovitsa (5h; 15km; + 735m / -1320m)
Después de un abundante desayuno, vamos a la otra emocionante caminata que nos llevará a la cresta principal de la montaña. Caminamos hacia arriba y hacia abajo por la cresta con impresionantes vistas de los prístinos lagos Urdini al norte, el encantador Monasterio de Rila en el valle del río y las cumbres escarpadas y alpinas de la cordillera Malyovitsa. Tenemos una gran oportunidad de ver la gamuza balcánica en las laderas de abajo o arriba en las rocas. Nuestro punto más alto para el día es el símbolo del alpinismo búlgaro: el monte Malyovitsa (2729 m). Aquí podemos tener nuestro almuerzo al aire libre y disfrutar de las impresionantes vistas de los picos rocosos, tabulas empinadas y hermosos lagos. Terminamos la caminata con un descenso de 2 horas a través del profundo valle del río Malyovitsa, pasando por los lagos Elenini y la cabaña Malyovitsa.
Este es un programa tentativo que se puede extender con uno o dos días más de caminata en el área, para incluir una subida al monte Musala (2925 m): el monte más alto de los Balcanes, etc.
Tiempo de caminata: solo se menciona el tiempo de caminata cada día (sin incluir paradas para fotos, picnics, descansos, etc.); estos se basan en una velocidad promedio de excursionista de 4-5 km / h en terreno plano, 30 minutos adicionales por cada ganancia de elevación de 300 my una mochila que no pesa más del 10-15% de su peso corporal. Aún así, esto varía mucho en el terreno y la experiencia de senderismo de cada cliente.
Precio:
– 2 personas: 220 € / persona;
– 3 personas: 190 € / persona;
– 4 personas: 155 € / persona;
El precio incluye: guía en Inglés, transferencias privadas a / desde su hotel en Sofia, alojamiento en dormitorios compartidos en una cabaña de montaña con baño compartido;
El precio no incluye: comidas y bebidas (la comida y el té en las cabañas durante los dos días costarán aproximadamente 10-15 euros / pers.), seguro médico, mapas turísticos, propinas, gastos personales;
Alojamiento: Las condiciones en la cabaña son básicas, las habitaciones son dormitorios con literas, hay baños disponibles en la planta baja. Se proporcionan sábanas y mantas, pero puede traer su saco de dormir de verano si lo prefiere. La comida está recién preparada y servida, aunque no hay una gran variedad, por lo que puede traer comida si es algo especial, por lo general tienen sopa de frijoles o lentejas, tortillas, delicioso queso de un diario local, etc. Se sugiere que compre paquete de almuerzo de la cabaña para el segundo día o prepárese con nueces, barritas energéticas, frutas secas, etc.
Mejor período: mediados de junio-octubre
Tamaño del grupo: mín. 2 personas
ENVIAR UNA REVISIÓN SOBRE ESTE TOUR
Must do it!
I first visited Bulgaria in 2005 when I was very young and all I remember was that we went to some mountains with really nice views and lakes around. I was very excited that I am going back, now in my early 20’s and I could remember all the things I do and see along the way! With mu cousin Anna we decided to take this short guided trip to Rila Mountains and we do not regret any minute of it! We were collected very early in the morning from our hostel and the guide was very talkative and break the ice within the first 5 minutes. I can say that we even became friends in just two days and this helped very much for the wonderful experience. We arrived almost at dusk at the hut because me and Anna wanted to stop at every corner to take pictures and to admire the divine beauty of Rila. The most spectacular part of the trip was the panorama view from the top of the peak Maliovitsa. We stood rooted for a long staring at the jagged peaks around and a marvelous monastery in the distance. The guide told us that this is the Rila Monastery and is one of the must-see sites while in Bulgaria. We knew about it but we didn’t consider visiting it as we wanted to be more outdoors and always have some time for fun (bars, coffees, you know). But it looked so charming that we decided to take a day trip there. Luckily, the company runs a shuttle bus every day and we even got a discount for booking again with them! We are very very glad about the perfect experience we got in Bulgaria!!!
Place to find the harmony and inner peace
Me and my sister, we book this tour in the first days of October and we were truly amazed of nature! Our guide, Toto, came on time to collect us from our airbnb and we depart towards the Rila. Despite being very early in the morning we felt fresh and excited about the upcoming adventure! We were lucky to choose Tuesday and Wednesday for our trip as I can say that I felt like we were the ONLY persons at that time in the mountain! Can you imagine, a whole mountain just for me, my sister and our guide, of course. The feeling being so far from the people’s noises, greed and rubbish is so reawakening! The Rila Lakes were definitely something that one must see! I am a little bit sad of what I heard from Toto that during the summer season they are overcrowded and this affects and endangers the environment. I believe nature recovers itself each winter when people are not around! The hut we slept in was very basic but somehow – cozy! I love sleeping in huts, camping and so on but all of the places I have been (mostly in Western Europe and US) are well maintained and usually, you do not feel that you have escaped from the civilization, while here in Bulgaria the sense of complete breakaway and it is inspiring! The second day, when we hike up to Malovica peak was a bit cloudy but luckily from the top the clouds moved away and make space to the stunning panorama of rough grey peaks and distant lush woods! We even saw the Rila Monastery!!! The descend towards the car was almost 4 hrs (with one big stop near a hut for a soup and a beer!) Mind that it was steep in the beginning so I am glad I had my trekking poles! My sister did not have one so she rented from the company. We were on cloud nine these two days, I felt like I finally succeed to find the inner peace and the harmony completely took over my spirit! If someone asks me where is the best place to connect with Earth, undoubtedly I would advise – RILA MOUNTAINS!
Absolutely fantastic!
Thanks for taking me there! It was really nice being far from the reality even for 2 days! Rila mountain is enchanting!
Wonderful time!
Some of the best hikes I have ever been on! I booked this with my girlfriend and we were not quite sure what to expect from Bulgaria at all (it was our first time and we got only 4 days there!) I want to say big thanks to Traventuria who answered all of our questions before we even booked the trip! The booking process went smoothly. The guide Peter came exactly at 7:00 am to collect us from our address and we depart towards the Rila mountain. It is unbelievably beautiful there! The tour has some difficulty stages and we felt a bit tired at the end of the first day. However, the hut was nice, despite being very basic. We met some really nice persons over there and drank very pleasant local alcoholic drink rakija! After this pleasant experience, we consider coming back to Bulgarian mountains someday for more days!
What a nice surprise!
I have to be honest, I did not read the description of the tour very well and I was very surprised realizing that this trip will be only for us and no one else. When the guide came to collect us from the hotel he confirmed this will be a private tour while I was thinking I am booking a group trip. What a wonderful surprise! We had as much as the time we needed to walk with our pace, we did not rush and the guide passionately told us stories and legends about the area and Bulgaria at all. I really loved the food in the huts, we could choose only between potatoes and beans soup so we took both and they were excellent prepared and very very tasty (especially the beans!).
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