Kompositorite Hut – Zlatnite Mostove (skirting the BNR Hut)

Climbing Cherni Vrah from Zlatnite Mostove is likely the second-most popular route to the peak after the one from Aleko Hut. The elevation gain from here to the summit is greater, but you have a place to rest and eat along the way at Kumata Hut. Although the trail gets boggy in places after the hut and crosses the Vladaya River, there are no drinking fountains on it, so it is a good idea to stock up on water.

This is one of the longer circular trails that can be taken from the Zlatnite Mostove (Golden Bridges) area. The route follows well marked trails, passing mostly through coniferous forests and meadows, and reaches its highest point at the Konyarnika area, which offers a view of Cherni Vrah. Along the way, there will be numerous opportunities to rest - six mountain huts, multiple gazebos, and a shelter. Drinking water along the trail is also not an issue, as we will pass by several water fountains.

From the bus stop at Zlatnite Mostove, you walk along the asphalt road for about ten minutes. After two large bends, you take a forest path that branches off to the right from the road. Its second half is steep, but stone steps have been built to make it easier. This path leads to the wide meadow in front of the hut.

An alternative route from Momina Skala Hut to Zlatnite Mostove, passing through the area of Bukara, where it merges with the direct path from Kopitoto, Malkoto Kopitoto (the path through Planinishki Livadi), as well as the red-marked trail to Boyanа Waterfall.