The magic of the Rhodope Mountains

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I love posting on google maps because I like sharing with the rest of the world the scenery and views I come across in my travels. I also like to post information about businesses, restaurants and other services. We live in a rapidly changing environment, new roads are built and names changed. Therefore I think its important for the local people to notify the rest ofbthe world of these changes.
I love posting on google maps because I like sharing with the rest of the world the scenery and views I come across in my travels. I also like to post information about businesses, restaurants and other services. We live in a rapidly changing environment, new roads are built and names changed. Therefore I think its important for the local people to notify the rest ofbthe world of these changes.3024×4032 845 KB

On the lift leading to the mountain top. The sun slips among the frost covered trees.
On the lift leading to the mountain top. The sun slips among the frost covered trees.4032×3024 2.06 MB

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At -3°c all you could hear is the falling snow from the tree tops echoing in the peacefulness.
At -3°c all you could hear is the falling snow from the tree tops echoing in the peacefulness.3024×4032 2.25 MB

The slope at this point is 45°. The pists are treated to ice in some places.
The slope at this point is 45°. The pists are treated to ice in some places.4032×3024 2.56 MB

Look Over Your Shoulder behind you breathtaking views and landscapes are found
Look Over Your Shoulder behind you breathtaking views and landscapes are found3264×2448 388 KB
On the top is a tower ,over 2000m above sea level with coffee and restaurant on the top. Open until 16.00. 300° breath taking view , until where the eyes goes.
On the top is a tower ,over 2000m above sea level with coffee and restaurant on the top. Open until 16.00. 300° breath taking view , until where the eyes goes.3024×4032 528 KB

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He-hey, awesome to see that there’s a fellow guide presenting the Bulgarian heights! Thank you, @Markco ! :slight_smile:

What’s the name of the slope you used an did you use an offer for ski+hotel card?

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Hi FlameFox. Thank you for asking me. Everything I bough separately but still on special offers. Depends on which time of the season you go if it is active you can choose between one to five star hotels and guest houses. Ski slopes are varying difficulty beginners, advanced, athletes and professionals. Half Day card (09:00am-12:30) or (12:30pm:16:30pm)is €30,for a full day €44. You can hire ski teacher after negotiation for €35. I hope the information is useful to you. Be good.

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Ow, yes it is useful indeed! Thank you for sharing, @Markco . Part of the details were known to me however, I didn’t know that price rates have become this high. Further more, would have never guessed bargaining tradition stroke even the instructors on our mountains. (the little details you learn every day)

What’s your observation about the slopes that you have used? Were they in a good condition and are you finding too much artificial snow and ice?