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Views in Borovets???
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-13-09 20:22Views in Borovets???
HelloGoing to Boro next month any one have an idea what the views up top are like, from you tube and pics on th enet etc it looks pretty flat.
Been to the apls many times and the views there are ace,
Is there nice mountain views in Boro?
Many thanks
Marcus
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You will need your camera - views are far reaching. Different from the Alps but still beautiful
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AceThank you
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Here you arehttp://groups.msn.com/BulgarienReisenErholenEntdecken/pictures?Page=2
title : Winter in Borovets
regards Roland
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Check this out. Some fantastic shots plus the site has streaming live videohttp://www.justborovets.com/html/borovets-gallery.html
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If You booked without researching the place and end up not liking it then you have yourself to answer to.
That said, the mountain range isn't as big as the French/Swiss Aples, no way. Not as spectacular or majestic, no way. However prior to Borovets I had never experienced tree line skiing before so I was great to ski with pine forests around me.
Also the green Mussala pathway is a few miles long. Whilst not a proper piste it does snake it way down from the mountain top with some ...
That said, the mountain range isn't as big as the French/Swiss Aples, no way. Not as spectacular or majestic, no way. However prior to Borovets I had never experienced tree line skiing before so I was great to ski with pine forests around me.
Also the green Mussala pathway is a few miles long. Whilst not a proper piste it does snake it way down from the mountain top with some ...
If You booked without researching the place and end up not liking it then you have yourself to answer to.
That said, the mountain range isn't as big as the French/Swiss Aples, no way. Not as spectacular or majestic, no way. However prior to Borovets I had never experienced tree line skiing before so I was great to ski with pine forests around me.
Also the green Mussala pathway is a few miles long. Whilst not a proper piste it does snake it way down from the mountain top with some very picturesque scenery along the way. I skiied it a few times just to admire the views and there were some interest twists and turns along the way. I think the pathway is a road in summer.
That said, the mountain range isn't as big as the French/Swiss Aples, no way. Not as spectacular or majestic, no way. However prior to Borovets I had never experienced tree line skiing before so I was great to ski with pine forests around me.
Also the green Mussala pathway is a few miles long. Whilst not a proper piste it does snake it way down from the mountain top with some very picturesque scenery along the way. I skiied it a few times just to admire the views and there were some interest twists and turns along the way. I think the pathway is a road in summer.
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MarcusI'll add my link to the list as well then
http://www.closingtime.co.uk/
I've been going every year since 2003 and depart this Saturday for the 7th time...
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Regards,
Gary
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Gary, I don't think I would go as many times as you however I love the weblink you posted. I'm always interested is seeing pictures of placec I've been to on holiday to see how the used to be and how they have changed. Thanksre: Views in Borovets???
Thank you all lotsThose pics etc are great!
Happy skiing to all
Marcus
