"The Butterflies and Flowers of Belasitsa" – one-way route starting from Yavornitsa village to the waterfall. The duration of the route is 1.20 hours, and its length is 2.8 km
"The Life of the Chestnut" – a circular route from Kolarovo village, through Gyolcheto and back to Kolarovo village. The duration of the route is 2.30 hours, and its length is 5.3 km.
The Struma River is a great place for rafting. The most technical track on the Balkans! It offers many and varied opportunities for water adventures – cliff jumping, swimming, kayaking. The river itself is a pool drop – alternating rapids and calm places, typical of class 3-4 rivers. The view that is revealed is unique – the surrounding nature is breathtaking.
Destination Mesta Valley – Belitsa, Razlog, Bansko, Gotse Delchev, Hadzhidimovo
The valley of the Mesta River has potential in wine production. The destination offers opportunities for wine tourism in the region of Gotse Delchev, where mainly red wine varieties – Rubin, Syrah, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot – are grown. The Bulgarian Rubin variety, a blend between the Syrian "Syra" and the Italian "Nebbiolo", stands out above all.
Destination Struma Valley – Kyustendil, Blagoevgrad, Petich, Sandanski
It has specific climatic characteristics that make it similar to the Mediterranean regions. In the valley of the Struma River, the local varieties of Shiroka Melnishka Vine, Melnik 55, Melnik Rubin, Sandanski Misket and the international varieties – Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah and others are grown.
Septemvri–Dobrinishte Narrow-Gauge Line – with a length of 125 km. It passes through 35 tunnels, 359 bridges and culverts, 26 stations and stops. It connects the valleys of the Mesta and Maritsa Rivers. Along the line is the highest train station on the Balkans – Avramovo (1267 m). In 2020, the Guardian Magazine ranked the line among the 10 most preferred rail journeys in the world.