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Polezhan Peak is the 4th highest peak in Pirin, coming in after Vihren Peak, Kutelo Peak and Banski Suhodol Peak but unlike them its composition is granite. Polezhan Peak, previously known as Mangur Tepe, is 9351 ft (2851 m) high.
Gazey Peak is among the most picturesque peaks in Pirin mountain. Gazey Peak splits off of the Polezhan side ridge - at the Gazey mountain ridge with its altitude of 9056 ft (2761 m) above sea level.
Kamenitsa Peak stands at 9256 ft (2822 m) high and is the 5th tallest peak in Pirin. Kamenitsa Peak is one of the most challenging and difficult to conquer summits in Pirin.
Velyanova Kushta was built during the 18th-19th centuries in the style typical of that time. The 1st floor of the Velyanova Kushta consisted of one large area, which was used as a cellar, and 2 smaller rooms. . .
Bezbog Hut sits at 7347 ft (2240 m) above sea level on the banks of Bezbog Lake and is one of the newest and most modern huts in Pirin. Bezbog Hut is actually the 2nd structure built in the immediate area, the 1st was destroyed by an avalanche in 1971.
Gotse Delchev Hut was built in 1950 thanks to the Mangurtepe Tourist Agency in Dobrinishte village. Gotse Delchev Hut is a massive two-story structure. It has 4 rooms, a spacious lounge, buffet and humble mountain kitchen available to tourists.
Popovi Livadi Hut is located in Middle Pirin, in the Popovi Livadi area. Popovi Livadi Hut sits at 4631 ft (1412 m) above sea level and has 50 beds available. The hut was built in 1964.
Nikola Vaptsarov House Museum was turned into an actual museum back in 1952. Restoration has been done to Nikola Vaptsarov House Museum 3 times - in 1960, 1979 and 1992, with the current exposition at a very high professional level.
Kralev Dvor Peak is located on the southern central part of the main Pirin ridge, towering at 8790 ft (2680 m) above sea level. Kralev Dvor, unlike the majority of mountains peaks in Pirin, is not a marble but a granite peak.
Polezhan Peak
Gazey Peak
Kamenitsa Peak
Kutelo Peak
Velyanova Kushta
Bezbog Hut
Gotse Delchev Hut
Popovi Livadi Hut
Nikola Vaptsarov House Museum
Kralev Dvor Peak
