Borov Kamak, Waterfall in Vrachanski Balkan Nature Park, Bulgaria

Borov Kamak is a 63 m (207 ft) waterfall in the Vratsa mountain, western Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria. It lies on a tributary of the Leva River, near the village of Zgorigrad, within the Borov Kamak protected area and Vrachanski Balkan Nature Park.

The waterfall complex is now part of the Vrachanski Balkan Nature Park, which was established in 1989. The park designation was created to protect the mountain region's geological formations and wildlife.

The name means "Pine Stone" in Bulgarian, pairing the pine with the rock of the site. The waterfall stands on a tributary of the Leva, the river that flows through Vratsa, and lies within the protected area Borov Kamak and Vrachanski Balkan Nature Park. It is one of the park's main tourist sites.

You should bring sturdy hiking boots and plenty of water for the marked trails that start from Vratsa town. The climb requires moderate fitness and the ground can be wet depending on the season.

Borov Kamak is fed by a tributary of the Leva, the river that runs through Vratsa town. The fall drops 63 m in a single leap, not in tiers, and lies within the protected area also called Borov Kamak inside Vrachanski Balkan Nature Park.