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Boeritsa hut

Boeritsa hut is a tourist lodge on Vitosha Mountain in Bulgaria, officially registered in 1956 and supported by the Boeritsa Tourist Society since 2012.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Boeritsa hut (Боерица) is a tourist lodge located in the Boeritsa area of Vitosha Mountain in Bulgaria. It is a four-storey building that was officially entered into the registers as a hut in 1956, although there is evidence that it was built as early as 1935. The lodge serves hikers and visitors to Vitosha, offering accommodation and a base for exploring the mountain. For more than ten years the hut was left without a caretaker and fell into disrepair. In 2012, the Boeritsa Tourist Society was established to promote the hut and activities around it. In 2017, an initiative supported by numerous associations began to restore and maintain the hut. The lodge is accessible from several starting points, including the Zlatnite Mostove area (about 1 hour), the village of Vladaya (about 2.5 hours), and the Knyazhevo quarter of Sofia (about 3 hours). It is also close to other tourist sites such as Kumata hut, Momina Skala hut, Planinarska Pesen hut, Tintyava hut, Septemvri hut, and Borova Gora hut. The hut operates as a commercial hospitality and tourism offering, providing shelter and services to visitors of Vitosha Mountain. Its official website is boeritsa.org.

History

Boeritsa hut is a tourist lodge in the Boeritsa area of Vitosha Mountain, Bulgaria. The building is four storeys tall. It was officially registered as a hut in 1956, but there is evidence that construction took place as early as 1935. For more than ten years the hut was without a caretaker and deteriorated. In 2012, the Boeritsa Tourist Society was created to promote the hut and related activities. In 2017, an initiative involving multiple associations began to restore and maintain the hut. The lodge remains a destination for hikers, with access from Zlatnite Mostove, Vladaya, and Knyazhevo, and is near several other huts.

  • 2017

    Initiative by multiple associations to restore and maintain the hut begins.

  • 2012

    Boeritsa Tourist Society established to promote the hut and activities around it.

  • 1956

    Officially entered into the registers as a hut.

  • 1935

    Evidence suggests the building was constructed as early as this year.

Products and positioning

A historic mountain lodge on Vitosha Mountain, restored and maintained through community initiatives.

  • Tourist lodge accommodation

  • Hiking services

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