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Peter Bahchevanov

Peter has contributed 13 routes spanning 45 miles of routes in Област Кюстендил and Kyustendil.

Member since September 25, 2020.

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1 mi gravel Антена над Рила Gravel route on Unnamed Road, Rila, Kyustendil
5 mi gravel Кочеринското плато Gravel route from 107 to 1005, Smochevo, Kyustendil
2 mi gravel Пастра Gravel route from 107 to 107, Pastra, Kyustendil "Старият път покрай ВЕЦ Пастра и през селото"
1 mi dirt Стоб Рила Dirt route from BOZOVAISKI PAT to BOZOVAISKI PAT, Стоб, Kyustendil
1 mi dirt Пороминово Стоб Dirt route from Unnamed Road to Unnamed Road, Stob, Kyustendil
1 mi dirt Бараково Пороминово Dirt route from улица Биньо Иванов to улица Тодор Каблешков, Porominovo, Kyustendil
1 mi gravel По рилската река Gravel route on 107, Rila, Kyustendil
2 mi dirt Пороминският хълм Dirt route on улица Тодор Каблешков, Porominovo, Kyustendil
4 mi gravel По следите на Рилската железница Gravel route from 1 to булевард Никола Вапцаров, Barakovo, Kyustendil
2 mi gravel Skrino switchbacks Gravel route from 104 to Unnamed Road, Skrino, Kyustendil
10 mi gravel Kalin dam (2,396m) and Vintcheto (2,562m) Gravel route from 107 to Unnamed Road, Bistritsa, Kyustendil "Stunning views of Rila mountian following the highest paved road in Bulgaria. This service road for Kalin dam (the highest dam in the Balkan peninsula) is covered with old concrete surface which at places has disappeared due to the harsh weather conditions. Starting from Pastra village you will climb about 1800m with 12% average. Accessible from mid June to mid October."
10 mi gravel IIliina reka 2000 (Кантон Илийна река) Gravel route from 107 to Unnamed Road, Rilski manastir, Kyustendil "The route follows the old road which was connecting Rila monastery with Macedonia hut and Blagoevgrad."
5 mi gravel Tiha Rila 2000 Gravel route on 107, Rilski manastir, Kyustendil "This gravel route starts from Kirilova polyana above the Rila monastery. The surface is well pressed gravel, it doesn't have very steep sections and it gets to 2000m."