Марагидик, Mountain summit in Central Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria

Maragidik is a mountain summit in the Central Balkan range, reaching 1,889 meters (6,197 feet) in height. From the top, you can see down into the Vidima River valley and across to the town of Apriltsi situated below.

The peak holds an alternative name, Rusalka, and stands near the Rusalii Pass, which historically connected the northern and southern regions. This pass served as a traditional crossing route through the mountain range.

Local mountaineers maintain several marked trails leading to the summit, preserving traditional Bulgarian mountain hiking routes through beech forests.

The main access route starts from the Ostrets neighborhood in Apriltsi and follows forest paths through the Hristova Struzhna area. The hike takes roughly four hours and passes through beech forests along the way.

At Bunarya, on the steep northeastern approach, stands a monument to Tsanko Dyustabanov's band; a spring with ice-cold water rises beside it. On 11 May 1876 one of the last battles of the Novo Selo uprising was fought at the foot of the peak between the rebels and pursuing Ottoman troops.