A walk in Bulgaria #8 Look to 9 mountains

In 2015, the eco-path "A look at nine mountains" is built next to the rudest of Rudina Mountain - the peak of Siristynska Rudina, which leads to a picturesque tourist route, which in the highest part reveals to the visitors an incredible view of the 9 nearby and distant mountains.
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The transition to the top starts from a small parking lot in front of the village church "St. Sunday ". We leave the square on the right path to get out of the village to the forest. Marking all the time is perfect, and the only downside is that it is almost entirely on the ground and in winter it will be hard to notice, at least to the middle of the corner mark. On the way, we keep right until we reach the graveyard where the asphalt ends and follows a steep path up. It is relatively short and it quickly goes up to a branch, where it becomes sloppy again and we turn left. After a few minutes we find ourselves at the chapel "St. Nicholas Summer ", which has several arbors and, probably in the summer, a restaurant.

There are wooden stairs along the chapel, where we go up. For a while, we pant, then they end up at the interesting "The Eye" mosaic. There, everyone crossed the path can leave a stone from the quarry in the grained elliptical part, which will be transformed into a kind of mosaic from the human hands with the time.

A little further up the asphalt road to the Dzahmen hut where a gazebo is built. From here, the trail runs almost straight down the rocky slope. Almost all of its length is bare, here and there overgrown with shrubs. This is very good for the human eye, because in all directions we have amazing panoramas. In many places there are benches where you can sit for a holiday, enjoying the surrounding countryside.

For nearly two kilometers, the march is steadily inclined, and finally we go to the Pugetzets shelter, which houses a wooden tower where we can see the nine mountains that we have come to - Montenegro, Vitosha, Verila, Golo Bardo, Rila, Pirin, Konyovska, Zemenski and Penkyovska Mountains.

A little higher up the path is the ruler of the mountain Rudina - the peak of Sirishtnishka Ore. It is hardly noticeable the sign of the highest peak over which the Bulgarian flag can be seen, when the trail is formed in 2015. We can walk around the area to take a closer look at the area.

On the way back we can use the other route to the village of Sirishtnik, which next to the gazebo uses the same tourist route as the eco-trail, and then down the asphalt road to the village center, where you can find a small religious temple and a natural spring.