Malak Resen
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 Summit of Malak Resen with the Stenata ski run on the right and Aleko in the foreground. |
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| height | 2191 m | |
| location | Bulgaria | |
| Mountains | Vitosha | |
| Coordinates | 42 ° 33 '59 " N , 23 ° 17' 21" E | |
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Malak Resen ( Bulgarian Малък Резен ; 'Small Disk') is a 2191 m high mountain in the northeast of the Vitosha Mountains in Bulgaria . 1.5 km in a south-westerly direction is the 2290 m high Tscherni Wrach ('Black Summit'), the highest mountain of Vitoschas. The Bulgarian capital Sofia is located directly to the north of Malak Resen .
The mountain can be reached via the Romanski chairlift and is the starting point for a trip to the three highest mountains in the mountains: Cherni Wrach, Goljam Resen ( 2277 m ) and Skoparnik ( 2226 m ).
Trivia
The Rezen-Knoll survey on Livingston Island , part of the Antarctic New Shetland Islands , was named after the mountains Malak Rezen and Goljam Rezen.
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Chair lift on the Malak Resen
