Mazalat Hut

Mazalat Hut is located in the Mandrishte locality on the main ridge of Stara Planina, in the Kalofer Balkan. The complex consists of a solid two-storey building with 34 places and two wooden bungalows with 30 places in total, about 64 places altogether. The hut has running water, electricity from a generator, wood-stove heating, a tourist kitchen and a dining hall.

The building was constructed in 1935 and reconstructed in 1962; the hut was formerly called Rositsa and Rositsa-Mazalat. It lies on the Kom–Emine route, the Bulgarian section of the European long-distance path E3. The Peeshti Skali (Singing Rocks) reserve is in its immediate vicinity. The hut is reached on foot from the villages of Stokite, Skobelevo and Tarnicheni, and along the ridge it connects to the Yantra, Uzana, Tazha and Sokolna huts.