Kamika Cliff

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The rock crown Kamika (Skaklya) near the village of Zasele is part of the discoveries of the Triassic limestones and dolomites, forming the Lakatnishki rocks in the Iskar Gorge. It is formed on the western slope of the valley of the river Iskar, immediately east of the village of Zasele (43.03674, 23.33048). The rock crown is a dizzying karst precipice in which the Skaklya waterfall is formed. The area is part of the Ponor protected area in 2008, located between the Serbian border and the Iskar River, which is part of the NATURA 2000 ecological network. called "Vazova eco-trail", for which there are signs on the road Sofia-Mezdra near the village of Tserovo and Bov Station. The base of the rock crown is at an altitude of 750 m, and its upper edge of the ridge near the village of Zasele is 900 m. It is described for the first time as a geological phenomenon within the present project.

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