Lyava Reka: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Lyava Reka is the starting point of the 15 km-long Lyava Reka–Predela ecological trail. The route takes approximately eight hours and connects with the international Kom–Predela–Emine hiking trail. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Lyava Reka can then continue searching for accommodation.

Hiking

The Lyava Reka–Predela trail has three shelters with grills, a drinking-water spring, and a natural lake near one of the shelters. The trail is also passable.

Nature

Lyava Reka is located in the Stara Planina. The village lies on a river originating in the mountains and is bordered to the north and south by mountain slopes with deciduous and coniferous vegetation.

Mechata Dupka is a designated natural monument in Lyava Reka; entry, passage, and parking with motor vehicles are prohibited there. Mileva Stena is also a designated natural monument and protects a rock formation. Quarrying, mining, and geological activities that damage the natural appearance or the water balance of Mileva Stena are prohibited. Mileva Stena partially or completely overlaps with the buffer zone of the Central Balkan protected area.

Siniya Vir in Lyava Reka is associated with a waterfall and a pool on the Drenevska River. Placheshata Skala is recognized as a local natural asset in Lyava Reka.

Geographical Location

The turnoff to Lyava Reka is located at the Haineboaz Pass. The sign indicating the turnoff to Lyava Reka is located in Pchelinovo. The road from Pchelinovo to Lyava Reka is approximately 3 kilometers long.

To the main travel overview: Gurkovo.