Стражите, Mountain summit in Pirin, Bulgaria
Strazhite Peak, also known as Ushitsite, rises to 2810 meters within Pirin Mountain. It features steep granite slopes that descend toward the Gazey cirque and mountain lakes below.
The peak formed through geological processes as part of the Polezhan side ridge. This formation shaped the regional landscape and remains a significant feature of the Pirin Massif.
Local climbers regularly maintain routes and pass down mountaineering traditions at this peak. These practices establish it as a destination for those seeking technical alpine experiences.
Most climbers begin from the Dobrinishte lift station and proceed to Bezbog hut before tackling the technical climbing sections. A harness and helmet are required for this challenging route.
The summit presents different climbing experiences depending on the season. Winter demands advanced technical skills while summer offers expansive views across surrounding peaks.
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