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A mountain hut in Bulgaria's Pirin Mountains, built in 1950 and named after the revolutionary Gotse Delchev.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Gotse Delchev hut (Хижа „Гоце Делчев“) is a mountain lodge located in the Pirin Mountains of southwestern Bulgaria, about 10 km south of the town of Dobrinishte in the Logoveto area, at an elevation of 1,412 metres. It is named after Gotse Delchev, a prominent Bulgarian revolutionary. The hut is a substantial two-storey building containing four rooms, a common lounge, a buffet and a kitchen. It has running water, electricity and a radio connection, and can accommodate up to 150 people. It was built in 1950 by the tourist society 'Mangartepe' of Dobrinishte. The hut serves as a base for hikers and skiers in the Pirin range. A ski run and a chairlift connect it with Bezbog hut, operating from 8:30 to 16:00. Marked hiking trails pass through the hut, including the green-marked route from Dobrinishte to Bezbog hut; the walk from Dobrinishte to the hut takes about 2 hours 30 minutes, and from the hut to Bezbog hut another 2 hours 30 minutes. The trail is duplicated by a cart track and crosses the ski run at several points. Short day trips from the hut lead to local landmarks such as the centuries-old Vissokata Ela tree in the Gundova Mochara area (15 minutes), the Mocharata area (45 minutes on a cobbled path, with a direct route west of the hut), and the Chatarlaka area (1 hour 15 minutes to the west-northwest). The hut is a modest but well-established piece of Bulgaria's mountain tourism infrastructure, offering basic accommodation and refreshments to visitors in the Pirin Mountains.

History

Gotse Delchev hut was built in 1950 by the tourist society 'Mangartepe' of the village of Dobrinishte. It was established to provide shelter and services for hikers and skiers exploring the Pirin Mountains. The hut is named after Gotse Delchev, a revered figure in Bulgarian and Macedonian revolutionary history. Over the decades it has served as a key stop on the route between Dobrinishte and Bezbog hut, and a ski run and chairlift were later developed to connect the two huts. The facility has been maintained as a basic mountain lodge with water, electricity and radio communication, and it remains active in the early 21st century.

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    Built by the tourist society 'Mangartepe' of Dobrinishte.

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Basic mountain lodge for hikers and skiers in the Pirin Mountains.

  • Mountain hut accommodation

    Two-storey building with 4 rooms, lounge, buffet and kitchen; capacity up to 150 people.

  • Ski run and chairlift

    Connects Gotse Delchev hut to Bezbog hut; operating hours 8:30–16:00.

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