Mountain Walking Holidays

Your Holiday, our passion.

Trail Trekkers aims to provide unique walking holidays. To do this, we take care of all your needs from landing to take-off.

Our mountain experiences aim to blend the culture of Bansko with the alpine beauty of the Pirin Mountains. Guided walks encompass all three levels of mountain. From the valley floors, through hanging plateaus, to the tops of the peaks, the Pirin has something for everyone. All walks are lead by our experienced, qualified English guide. See the Walking in the Pirin page for descriptions of some of the walks we offer.

Bansko and surrounding towns also have their own catalogue of experiences to discover when taking a rest from the mountain trails. From a gentle soak in mineral baths, to the more adventurous mountain bike trails, choose the pace at which you wish to make your Balkan discoveries!

As everyone will look to take something different from these opportunities, days on the itinerary are left open for you to choose how to explore. Instead of making assumptions, our tours are designed to be flexible for your wants and needs. So consult with us and our local experts and we will be happy to provide information on what there is to explore near by, as well as make arrangements should you choose to delve a little deeper.

Relax between walks in peace and privacy, away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre. With private gardens, the en-suite accommodation provides a quiet, peaceful atmosphere in which to reflect upon the day's discoveries.

For more information on the itinerary, local facilities, or should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Pirin Fact File

• The Pirin Mountains cover a total area of 2585km2.
• Over 40 summits reach over 2500 meters,
• 3 summits are above 2900 meters.
• Around 60% of the area is located at 2000 meters and above.
• There are more than 1300 species of vascular plant in the National Park.
• Large variety of birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians & mammals.
• Golden Eagles, Buzzards, Kestrels and Peregrines.
• Many more smaller species of bird.
• The National Park has over 150 permanent lakes.
• The Pirins have a complex geological structure.
• Made up of granite, marble, and several other rock types.
• These can be seen throughout extensive boulder and scree fields.
• The entire National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.