Botev Peak
Peak in Bulgaria
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Botev Peak is, at 2,376 metres above sea level, the highest peak of the Balkan Mountains in southeastern Europe. It is located close to the geographic centre of Bulgaria, and is part of the Central Balkan National Park. Wikipedia
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One of my favourite Bulgarian peaks. Aug 2014 • Friends. This is the highest peak of the Stara planina (Balkan mouintain) range - 2376 m. It's a massive ...
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Botev Peak (Bulgarian: Връх Ботев, Vrah Botev) is, at 2376 metres (7795 ft) above sea level, the highest peak of the Balkan Mountains.
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Botev. also known as Vrah Botev ; Elevation. 7,795 ft / 2,376 m. edit. #1 in Plovdiv. #139 in Bulgaria ; Prominence. about. 5,141 ft / 1,567 m. missing please add ...
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Weather. Botev Vrah Top/Sommet, Bulgaria ; Today. 31/05. Partly Cloudy. 11 · 50.9 ; Saturday. 01/06. Mostly Sunny. 27 · 80 ; Sunday. 02/06. Mostly Sunny. 27 · 80 ...
peak Botev Vrah (Balkan Range)Botev is the highest peak of the mountain Stara Planina - 2376m. The Northern wall of the Botev peak called Severen Djendem ...
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Nov 7, 2022 · Botev peak is the highest is the Balkan Mountains (2376 m). The peak top is a broad and rounded ridge that resembles a fist, which is why it ...
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Feb 10, 2017 · Botev mountain guide ; Elevation: 7796 ft ; Difficulty: Walk up ; Best months to climb: June, July, August ; Convenient center: Kalofer.
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List of mountains in Bulgaria with their highest peaks. Balkan Mountains: Kaloferska mountain (2,376 m, Botev Peak, Central Balkan Mountains) Zlatishko- ...
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Botev, highest peak (7,795 feet [2,376 metres]) in the Balkan Mountains of central Bulgaria. It was formerly called Ferdinandov and, until 1950, Yumrukchal.
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