Muratov Vrah, Mountain summit in Blagoevgrad Province, Bulgaria

Muratov Vrah is a summit in the Pirin mountain range marked by a distinctive four-sided pyramidal shape. The peak reaches 2669 meters (8756 feet) above sea level and displays granite formations throughout its slopes and ridges.

The summit was renamed Graniten during Bulgaria's assimilation campaign of the 1980s. The name appears on some recent hiking maps but has not replaced Muratov Vrah among hikers. The peak's granite structure and pyramidal form have long drawn climbers to its northern and eastern slopes.

The name Muratov Vrah is not the only one the peak has carried: during the Bulgarian assimilation campaign it was renamed Graniten, a name printed on some newer hiking maps but never adopted by hikers, who still use Muratov Vrah. The summit is a regular goal for climbers on its steep northern and eastern slopes.

Climbers can reach the summit through two main approaches: from Vihren Hut via Banderitsa Gate or from Sinanitsa Hut to the southwest. Both routes offer different difficulty levels and require solid fitness and mountain experience.

During the Bulgarian Revival Process the peak was renamed Graniten, a name that appears on some newer tourist maps but never caught on among hikers, who still call it Muratov Vrah. The summit is treeless, with isolated patches of dwarf pine (Pinus mugo) on its lower slopes.