Bashliyski Chukar

Bashliyski Chukar rises to an elevation of 2,683 meters, forming a granite peak with steep western slopes and gradual eastern inclines covered in mountain pine.

The peak has long served as a natural boundary between the Malko Spano Pole and Bashliyski cirques, shaping the geographical divisions of the Pirin mountain range.

Local Bulgarian mountaineers maintain yearly traditions of ascending the peak, documenting their climbs through photographs and sharing experiences with younger generations.

Climbers can start their ascent from Demyanitsa or Vihren refuges, following unmarked paths that require intermediate to advanced mountaineering skills.

The western face of Bashliyski Chukar features a distinctive 200-meter vertical wall shaped like a horseshoe, creating a natural amphitheater in the mountain.

Elevation above the sea: 2,683 m

GPS coordinates: 41.72130,23.42370

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:51