PELISTER - BABA MOUNTAINS
near Magarevo (Македонија)
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On April 2012 easter holidays, the grandmama and Helen come to Albania to spend some time with us. On the weekends, the expedition team was more populated than usual. For that reason it was not necesary to put into practice the ski touring relay technique. Grandmama and Helen used to stay on base camp taking care of the baby while we could both enjoy together the skin up.
This time we chose Pelister national park in between the prespa lake and the historical city of Bitola. At an alttitude of 1,400 is the main entrance of the national park were there are plenty of hotels and rooms to stay warm.
There are many marked path at the entrance of the national park . You have mainly three routes to arrive to the top of mount Pelister, which is the third highest peak of the Republic of Macedonia.
If there are plenty of snow it is much convience to follow the valley just behind the hotel Monika, otherwise you can skin up through the alpine ski piste and follow the ridge. The ridge is a litlle bit rocky but you can manage with the skies to slalow all the granit baloons...
I recommend you to visit the city of Bitola, historically called Monastir. In Monastir there was a big community of Spanish Sephardi expelled from the Iberic peninsula. After the second war world the nazis end up with the community. Ofir a spanish folk group is trying to keep still the diaspora alive. More info in Spanish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjTQTqXGOKA
This time we chose Pelister national park in between the prespa lake and the historical city of Bitola. At an alttitude of 1,400 is the main entrance of the national park were there are plenty of hotels and rooms to stay warm.
There are many marked path at the entrance of the national park . You have mainly three routes to arrive to the top of mount Pelister, which is the third highest peak of the Republic of Macedonia.
If there are plenty of snow it is much convience to follow the valley just behind the hotel Monika, otherwise you can skin up through the alpine ski piste and follow the ridge. The ridge is a litlle bit rocky but you can manage with the skies to slalow all the granit baloons...
I recommend you to visit the city of Bitola, historically called Monastir. In Monastir there was a big community of Spanish Sephardi expelled from the Iberic peninsula. After the second war world the nazis end up with the community. Ofir a spanish folk group is trying to keep still the diaspora alive. More info in Spanish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjTQTqXGOKA
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