Malak Valchi kamak

Nestled in a picturesque part of the Sofia region, Malak Vulchi Kamak (Little Wolf's Stone) is an enchanting peak offering some of the most impressive panoramic views in the area. It serves as an ideal destination for a day trip, combining a relatively easy hike with the promise of breathtaking landscapes and crisp mountain air, just a short distance from the bustling capital. The ascent to the summit, which stands at 1357 meters, typically takes between 1.5 and 2 hours, depending on your starting point and pace. The route is pleasant, winding through forest paths and open meadows, making it accessible for families with children, beginner hikers, and anyone seeking a quick escape into nature without a major physical challenge. The reward for your efforts is a magnificent 360-degree panorama. From Malak Vulchi Kamak, a majestic vista unfolds towards Vitosha Mountain, the neighbouring Lyulin Mountain, the expansive Sofia Plain, and to the north – the blue ridges of the Stara Planina (Balkan Mountains). On a clear day, your gaze can even reach the distant peaks of Rila and Verila. The spot is perfect for a picnic, photography, or simply for quiet contemplation of the vast horizon. The peak is appealing throughout the year. Spring paints it with fresh greenery and flowers, summer offers refreshing coolness, autumn adorns the landscape in a palette of golden and red hues, and in winter, covered in snow, Malak Vulchi Kamak transforms into a true white fairy tale. It is a hidden treasure that provides an accessible way to enjoy the beauty of Bulgarian nature and recharge your senses away from the city noise.