Monument
Ecopath Devinska River Valley

Ecopath " Devinska River Valley " was named after a protected area located in one of the most beautiful regions of the Rhodopes. The route also known as the " Struilitsa - Kale - luka " is approximately 5 kilometers and offers tourists an unforgettable experience in the picturesque gorge of Devin River .

Transition is relatively hard, but definitely worth it because it gives the opportunity to experience the incredible natural diversity of flora and fauna, spectacular rock formations and raw beauty of the canyon . The total area of ​​protected areas designated in 2002 , is 136.73 hectares and eco trail goes through its most attractive from a tourist point of view part .

River gorge began after she left the lake " Toshkov Mountains " and continues to its confluence Vacha what happens when Devin. As the mountainous terrain and steep , carved deep into the mountain slopes along the river banks , do not allow the development of human activity , the area has preserved one of the best preserved ecosystems in the country and an abundance of protected relict and endemic species. Among them are the Rhodope rock dill valnestata bell Snowdrops, and emblematic mountain haberlea Rhodope , Rhodope mountain mother and others.

All along the eco-trail is located within the municipality of Devin and managed by the State hunting " Spring" . The only village in the whole riverbed is Devin. Although relatively short , the route offers an incredible abundance of panoramic views of the beautiful Western Rhodopes. Constructed along its bridges, ladders and hanging paths reveal phenomenal views of the river gorge .

In places the track is relatively difficult to pass , but caution is available and not very experienced travelers . It starts from Devin and passes through Struilitsa , Kale and bow before returning to the starting point . In places where this is possible , are placed wooden benches , tables and information boards , so that tourists can relax and enjoy the most of the natural beauties that surround them on all sides.

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