Todorka, Mountain summit in Blagoevgrad Province, Bulgaria

Todorka is a granite summit in the Pirin Mountains of Blagoevgrad Province, Bulgaria, reaching 2,746 m. It forms a short crest with three tops: Golyama (north, 2,746 m), Sredna (2,706 m) and Malka (2,712 m). The upper stations of ski lifts stand at 2,600 m on its slopes.

Ski development on Todorka's slopes began intensively after 2000, creating a lift-served summit at 2,600 m. Bansko, the town below, then hosted women's World Cup races in 2009 and men's in 2011. The peak itself is granite, 2,746 m high, and the 11th highest in Pirin.

The two lakes called Todorini Ochi, meaning Todora's Eyes, lie in the eastern cirque and are connected to regional stories of romance and tragedy. These names shape how visitors understand the place and what stories they tell when hiking here.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit with access points from the Vihren refuge and Demyanitsa refuge through the Vasilashki Lakes area. The route is easy to follow on clear days, but weather at elevation can change quickly.

The easiest ascent starts from Premkata, a saddle south of the summit, where only 170 m of climbing remains; the so-called Todora's Gate there is a misnomer. From the north, a narrow rock crest called Shiligarnika links the upper cable-car stations to the top.