Banderishki Chukar

The granite peak of Banderishki Chukar rises to 2,732 meters above sea level, featuring steep slopes and extensive rocky terrain at higher altitudes.

The peak stands as part of the Pirin mountain range, formed through geological processes that shaped the distinctive granite formations over millions of years.

Banderishki Chukar represents a significant element of Bulgaria's natural heritage, located within the Pirin National Park, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Multiple hiking routes lead to the summit from nearby refuges like Yane Sandanski and Begovitsa, with the northern slope providing access toward Bashliyski Lakes.

The peak ranks as the highest granite summit along the main ridge of northern Pirin, offering views of surrounding peaks and glacial lakes.

Location: Blagoevgrad Province

Elevation above the sea: 2,732 m

GPS coordinates: 41.72767,23.42259

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:53