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A name given to an approximately 200 m long ridge between the 2nd and 3rd highest mountains in the range with steep cliffs on either side, leading to an amazing panorama.
Koncheto is a name given to a knife-edge ridge in the Pirin Mountains in Bulgaria, at an elevation of approximately 2,810 metres, between the peaks Banski Suhodol and Kutelo. There are steep slopes on either side: the northwestern side is almost vertical and 300–400 metres deep, while the southwestern side is less steep but deeper. There is a steel cable stretched along the top of the ridge to help hikers across. It is said that some less experienced hikers go through Koncheto by saddling the ridge edge like a horse and slowly advancing, hence its name.
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A very picturesque lake with a shelter/hut for overnighting. The hut is quite pricey and the owner not the most friendly person, but the surrounding is well worth the trip. If you do not want to stay here, heading out southeast, there are some wilderness huts and serviced huts after around 10 km.