Suhodolsko Ezero (Suhodolsko Lake) is a small lake located in the Northern Pirin Mountains at an altitude of 2,312 meters. A marked trail, part of the European long-distance path E-4, passes nearby, connecting Yavorov Hut with Vihren Hut. This route between the two huts is considered by some to be one of the most scenic in the Pirin Mountains. It traverses the stunning Marble Ridge, including its most impressive section—the Koncheto Saddle—passes by the Koncheto Shelter, and ascends the two highest peaks in Pirin: Vihren (2,914 m) and Kutelo (2,908 m). Suhodolsko Lake is the last available water source before reaching the dry and exposed Marble Ridge. Some hikers choose to camp here, though officially, this is not permitted (camping outside designated areas is forbidden in Pirin National Park).
The best starting point for reaching the lake is the Betolovoto area, about 7 km southwest of the town of Razlog. Approximately 1.2 km after passing the entrance of Pirin Golf & Country Club, you will see informational signs on the left. This is where a marked trail (white-yellow-white markings) branches off from the asphalt road and heads into the mountains. The initial ascent is short but steep—3.5 km with 673 meters of elevation gain. In about an hour, you will reach Yavorov Hut, a great place to rest. The hut's restaurant offers drinks and good food at reasonable prices.
The second part of the hike to Suhodolsko Lake takes approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes. Continue following the white-yellow-white markings, now mixed with the white-red-white signs of the E-4 trail. The path gradually ascends, with one relatively steep section just before reaching the lake.