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The longest eco-track in Bulgaria
Between October 20 and 27 the longest eco-track in Bulgaria will be officially opened, reports radio Focus-Smolyan.
The track is 100 km long and starts from Hvoyna village, goes through Chepelare and Smolyan and ends in the Greek village of Paranesti.
The track goes by some of the most interesting Rhodopean sites - the Bridges of Wonder, Tsirikovata Tsarkva, Pamporovo, Orpheus rocks, the waterfalls' canyon, The Eagle Stone near Smolyan, and the upper course of the Arda river. After Arda village the track goes through to Elidzhe passage near Rudozem and crosses the Bulgarian-Greek border. The route goes on with some of the highest waterfalls in the Rhodope mountains.
Unfortunately, the tourists won't be able to cross the border, until the border point is opened.
It takes five days to go from the beginning of the track to its end. Many shelters, toilets, fountains and summer-houses have been built alongside the track.
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