Atanasovsko lake is so shallow and it seems calm even on a windy weather. At sunset, the clouds reflect in its unruffled surface and the red colour of the water changes it all.

Not heared about "The Foal"? It is the most dangerous tourist route in Pirin Mountain. It represents a narrow edge between two peaks - Kutelo and Banski Suhodol, at a height of 2800m. Once upon a time, before the route was rendered safe with a cable, the tourists used to pass it mounting like a horse rider. Thence, the melodious name "The Foal".

Beglika Lake is one of those attractive recesses struggled by lots of human activities. Timber companies working in the area are comparable to American Lodgers. Organisations under the cover of nature conservation arrange a mass festival. Fishermen have occupied all the small piers without number. Mushroom-gatherers, herb-gatherers, etc. have barricaded themselves in makeshift bivouacs. No place left for casual visitors... I have fastened my eyes on Beglika too. Only wood trucks hurry up and down at the end of the summer season. Most of the bivouac places are available.