Srednogorie Solo Bike Race
Join these 35 km through the most beautiful parts of Srednogorie
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Route
Accessible race that anyone can join in their calendar. The route covers Pirdop and Zlatitsa valley, two villages, a town and two dams. The route is from asphalt to mud, to dirt roads and some different calibers of stones.
Map and track
Max elevation: 876 m
Min elevation: 665 m
Total climbing: 881 m
Total descent: -881 m
Stages
The Wild West
Just after the start, the route is entering the State of the Cowboys. This fast part is leading to Anton, where it is normal to see a jeep, followed by a horse on a lead. The village has a well developed cowboy’s infrastructure and all the owners of the horses, which you will see till the end of the race, are from here.
Highlands
The Hill Golyama Glame Just after the start, the route is entering the State of the Cowboys. This fast part is leading to Anton, where it is normal to see a jeep, followed by a horse on a lead. The village has a well developed cowboy’s infrastructure and all the owners of the horses, which you will see till the end of the race, are from here.
For a desert for this part, there is a wild passing through the railway, secured by a traffic policeman.
Side hills
We’re off to Dushantsi village on the picturesque hills over the Dushantsi dam. Beautiful dirt roads winding down and if you look left you’ll see the dam itself.
Doushantsi
Dusha means soul in Bulgarian and Doushantsi is a nice village with a couple of pubs and a library. The locals have a lot to tell about the area, but we suggest you rush to the checkpoint and go south.
Topolnitsa River
The area has a serious visious hills, but we chose the easy route on the topolnica river valley. The route turns to sand, but just a bit for accent.
Bottom of the dam
For this part of the race we had to wait for the dam waters to withdraw. After going down, there’s the first serious climb of the race, south to the Pirdop village with stunning rewarding views of the Balkans afterwards.
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