Bulgarian Mountain Peaks & Viewpoints
This selection highlights the diverse topography surrounding Sofia, focusing on the Vitosha, Lyulin, and Balkan mountain ranges. It includes Cherni Vrah, the fourth highest peak in Bulgaria at 2,290 meters, and the 2,226-meter Skoparnika summit. The list also features geological sites like the Chernata Skala and Momina Skala formations, alongside several dedicated viewpoints positioned between 978 and 1,025 meters that offer views across the Sofia Valley and towards neighboring massifs.
A Cherni vrah
Cherni Vrah is the summit of Vitosha Mountain in Bulgaria. Rising to 2290 m, the peak is the fourth highest mountain summit in the country…
Vr.Krstatoto drvo 1012 m.n.v.
Mountain viewpoint located in the Lyulin mountain range.
C Skoparnika
Peak on the Vitosha mountain massif reaching an elevation of 2,226 meters.
Skala Panorama
Natural rock viewpoint overlooking the surrounding mountain landscape.
Vr.Popadijna glava 978 m.n.v.
Scenic viewpoint located within the Lyulin mountain range.
Vr.Forta 1025 m.n.vv
High-altitude viewpoint situated in the Lyulin mountain range.
Cernata skala
Distinctive rock formation located within the Vitosha mountain range.
Rock formation "Momina skala"
Natural rock formation situated in the southern Balkan Mountains.
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