Pics Bezbog (2.645m) i Polezhan (2.851m) a Dobrinishte (Parc Nacional de Pirin, Bulgària)
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- Distance
- 7.55 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,339 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 4,783 ft
- Max elevation
- 9,260 ft
- TrailRank
- 51
- Min elevation
- 4,876 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 4 hours 22 minutes
- Coordinates
- 9899
- Uploaded
- April 11, 2024
- Recorded
- March 2024
near Chiflika, Област Благоевград (България)
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Dobrínishte (Bulgarian: Добрѝнище) is a town in Bulgaria with about 2,500 inhabitants that belongs to the municipality of Bansko (Blagóevgrad province). About 11km from the town, along a small road, you reach the small municipal ski resort and the Gotse Delchev refuge. This has only one old chairlift that goes up from 1,485m to 2,240m where the Bezbog refuge is located. The route lasts about 25 minutes and you need to change seats at an intermediate station. There is a pass that allows you to go up and down (or do two ascents) for the price of 28 leva (15 euros). We start the route to these two easy and fast peaks from the upper station of the chairlift (Bezbog Hut). If there is snow, on the descent we can go down the only track that the station has to its base in the parking lot (we could only go down to the intermediate station because there was no snow at the bottom , the last section we went down with the chairlift).
ITINERARY: We leave the chairlift and pass the shelter (https://bansko.org/n-66960-Bezbog_Hut), bordering Lake Bezbozhko on the right (you can also go up on the left). We reach a point where there is a comma on the right that allows you to climb the Bezbog by direct slopes to the top, but we climb a slope towards the south to a curulla ridge of small pines that allows a progression on more moderate slopes. We go up the ridge and reach the Bezbog on the northeast face, a large cross crowns the summit.
We go down to the southwest, if there is snow from the summit itself (we went down a section on foot). We reach a wide pass where we put on new skins and follow the ridge in the direction of Polezhan. There are a couple of hills where we will go down a few meters, which on the way back we will have to climb up, without any further significance. The last shovel to the top is the most right and where we will have to do some conversion. We descend along the same route until below El Bezbog, where we make a diagonal flanking route until we find the ascent route. From the Bezbog shelter we can go down to the base of the station if there is enough snow.
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Dobrínishte (in Bulgarian: Добрѝнище) is a town in Bulgaria with about 2,500 inhabitants that belongs to the municipality of Bansko (province of Blagóevgrad). About 11km from the town, along a small road, you will reach the small municipal ski station and the Gotse Delchev refuge. It has only one old chairlift that goes up from 1,485m to 2,240m, the point where the Bezbog refuge is located. The journey lasts about 25 minutes and it is necessary to change seats at an intermediate station. There is a pass that allows you to go up and down (or make two ascents) for the price of 28 leva (15 euros). We start the route to these two easy and fast peaks from the upper station of the chairlift (Bezbog Hut). If there is snow, during the descent we can go down the only track that the station has until its base, in the parking lot (we could only go down until the intermediate station because there was no snow at the bottom, we went down the last section with the chairlift ).
ITINERARY: We get off the chairlift and pass the refuge (https://bansko.org/n-66960-Bezbog_Hut), bordering Lake Bezbozhko on the right (you can also go up on the left). We reach a point where there is a small valley on the right that allows you to climb the Bezbog by direct shovels to the top, but we climb a shovel towards the south to a wide ridge filled with small pines that allows a progression on more moderate slopes. We go up the ridge and reach the Bezbog peak on the northeast side, a large cross crowns the top.
We descend to the southwest, if there is snow from the top (we descend the first section on foot). We arrive at a wide pass where we put on new skins and follow the ridge in the direction of Polezhan. There are a couple of hills where we will go down a few meters, which we will have to go up on the way back, without further ado. The last shovel to the top is the steepest and where we will have to do some conversion. We descend along the same route until below the Bezbog, where we make a diagonal flanking route until we find the ascent route. From the Bezbog refuge we can go down to the base of the station if there is enough snow.
Dobrínishte (Bulgarian: Добрѝнище) is a town in Bulgaria with about 2,500 inhabitants that belongs to the municipality of Bansko (Blagóevgrad province). About 11km from the town, along a small road, you reach the small municipal ski resort and the Gotse Delchev refuge. This has only one old chairlift that goes up from 1,485m to 2,240m where the Bezbog refuge is located. The route lasts about 25 minutes and you need to change seats at an intermediate station. There is a pass that allows you to go up and down (or do two ascents) for the price of 28 leva (15 euros). We start the route to these two easy and fast peaks from the upper station of the chairlift (Bezbog Hut). If there is snow, on the descent we can go down the only track that the station has to its base in the parking lot (we could only go down to the intermediate station because there was no snow at the bottom , the last section we went down with the chairlift).
ITINERARY: We leave the chairlift and pass the shelter (https://bansko.org/n-66960-Bezbog_Hut), bordering Lake Bezbozhko on the right (you can also go up on the left). We reach a point where there is a comma on the right that allows you to climb the Bezbog by direct slopes to the top, but we climb a slope towards the south to a curulla ridge of small pines that allows a progression on more moderate slopes. We go up the ridge and reach the Bezbog on the northeast face, a large cross crowns the summit.
We go down to the southwest, if there is snow from the summit itself (we went down a section on foot). We reach a wide pass where we put on new skins and follow the ridge in the direction of Polezhan. There are a couple of hills where we will go down a few meters, which on the way back we will have to climb up, without any further significance. The last shovel to the top is the most right and where we will have to do some conversion. We descend along the same route until below El Bezbog, where we make a diagonal flanking route until we find the ascent route. From the Bezbog shelter we can go down to the base of the station if there is enough snow.
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Dobrínishte (in Bulgarian: Добрѝнище) is a town in Bulgaria with about 2,500 inhabitants that belongs to the municipality of Bansko (province of Blagóevgrad). About 11km from the town, along a small road, you will reach the small municipal ski station and the Gotse Delchev refuge. It has only one old chairlift that goes up from 1,485m to 2,240m, the point where the Bezbog refuge is located. The journey lasts about 25 minutes and it is necessary to change seats at an intermediate station. There is a pass that allows you to go up and down (or make two ascents) for the price of 28 leva (15 euros). We start the route to these two easy and fast peaks from the upper station of the chairlift (Bezbog Hut). If there is snow, during the descent we can go down the only track that the station has until its base, in the parking lot (we could only go down until the intermediate station because there was no snow at the bottom, we went down the last section with the chairlift ).
ITINERARY: We get off the chairlift and pass the refuge (https://bansko.org/n-66960-Bezbog_Hut), bordering Lake Bezbozhko on the right (you can also go up on the left). We reach a point where there is a small valley on the right that allows you to climb the Bezbog by direct shovels to the top, but we climb a shovel towards the south to a wide ridge filled with small pines that allows a progression on more moderate slopes. We go up the ridge and reach the Bezbog peak on the northeast side, a large cross crowns the top.
We descend to the southwest, if there is snow from the top (we descend the first section on foot). We arrive at a wide pass where we put on new skins and follow the ridge in the direction of Polezhan. There are a couple of hills where we will go down a few meters, which we will have to go up on the way back, without further ado. The last shovel to the top is the steepest and where we will have to do some conversion. We descend along the same route until below the Bezbog, where we make a diagonal flanking route until we find the ascent route. From the Bezbog refuge we can go down to the base of the station if there is enough snow.
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