Musala Lakes (Bulgarian: Мусаленски езера) are a group of seven glacial lakes situated in the Rila mountain range of southwestern Bulgaria at an altitude...

100 m. East Rila contains a number of glacial lake groups, including Musala Lakes and Marichini Lakes, as well as the nation's largest ski resort Borovets...

making the Icy Lake of the Musala Lakes in the Rila mountain range the highest in Bulgaria and the Balkans. The Lower Polezhan Lake is at an altitude...

north-west is located the Musala Cirque and the highest of the seven Musala Lakes. To the south and the east the slopes of Malka Musala descend to the deep...

steeply towards the second step of the Musala cirque; at its foothills is the second of the Musala Lakes, the Nameless Lake. The granite north face of the summit...

Musala and Deno (2,790 m) in the eastern part of the Musala Cirque which contains the Musala Lakes. It is named after the Czech historian Konstantin Jireček...

the Musalenska Bistritsa, takes its beginning from the Musala Lakes under the slopes of Musala (2,925 m), the highest summit of the Balkan Peninsula....

Bulgaria The Seven Rila Lakes (tarns), Rila Mountain, Bulgaria Marichini lakes (tarns), the origin of the Maritsa river seen from Musala peak, Rila Mountain...

takes its source from the Icy Lake, the highest of the Musala Lakes at an altitude of 2,709 m, north of the summit of Musala (2,925 m), the highest peak...

glacial lake in Iceland. To the right, the mouth of the glacier Vatnajökull. The glacial lakes, that give origin to the Maritsa river, seen from Musala, Rila...