알바니아‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

Here you will find many great opportunities for hiking 🥾

From the local mountain you have a beautiful view of the city of Tirana all the way to the Mediterranean Sea and Durres.

The highest peak in Montenegro. When you're there, you can really enjoy the view and the nature. In my case, there weren't many people on the way and it was quiet. I don't find the route strenuous. Only the last hour requires a bit of climbing and walking on steep rocks. In wet weather, there are places that could be slippery and dangerous.

The two countries share this peak. That's why you can climb it from both sides. In my case, I chose the route in Albania. I think the surroundings are very beautiful and you have a great view from the top when the weather is good.

The only way is up, higher and higher, to the summit

The Grbaja Valley is one of the most impressive in the Balkans. A 30-minute transfer leads to a narrow valley wedged between the karst towers of Karanfili (2,461 m). It is probably one of the most rugged and dramatic peaks of the Prokletije and a dream of many climbers. A last steep ascent leads up through a shady, fairytale beech forest to the twin peaks of Popadija and Taljanka (2,056 m). The route traverses the narrow ridge to a series of lookout points back onto the shady forest trail where the balloon hike ends. Celebrate the adventure with a cold drink in a beer garden on the valley floor before heading back to the guest house in Vusanje.

The warm-up walk follows a crystal-clear stream through ancient beech forests sprinkled with the sweetest wild strawberries. On the way, the brave take a swim break at the ice-cold river or at a secluded pond. The rugged peaks towering high above you make you want to hike into the highlands tomorrow. Tonight we enjoy a delicious, hearty dinner.

Just before the trail changes direction there is a perfect spot for a view in both directions below Maja Valbonës (1965m).