What is the fitness level?

Every tour carries a fitness rating from 1 to 5, set by our hiking experts against the rest of our tours: Short days on easy paths, fine for anyone who walks now and then Up to 15 km a day with some climbing, comfortable for regular walkers Full mountain days of 15 to 20 km and around 1,000 m of ascent , best with a little training Long days back to back for fit, experienced hikers Alpine terrain and exposure for the very experienced Albania sits in the middle. The coastal trail is the gentlest; Theth to Valbona is one hard day with easy ones around it; the Peaks of the Balkans routes are rated 3 for their long stages. Our Hiking Difficulty Guide explains the scale in full.

What equipment do I need to bring?

You carry your own bag, so pack for a week on your back: a 25 to 45-litre rucksack boots you have already walked in a warm layer and a rain jacket for the pass one set of evening clothes and sandals for the guesthouse Every guesthouse has somewhere to wash a shirt, and Shkodër has shops for anything you forgot. The full list is in the What to Bring section of each tour.

How far in advance should I book?

By March for a July to September crossing: the valley guesthouses are small and the good ones fill first. The coast usually has room a few weeks ahead.

How do I get to the starting point of the tour?

Everything starts from Tirana airport : Shkodër , for the Alps tours: two hours by road , by bus or by a transfer we book for you Theth : a paved road up from Shkodër, about two hours, open from late spring to the first snow Valbona : the Koman ferry , two and a half hours down the lake , which looks like a fjord, then a van up the valley Himarë , for the coast: about four hours by road through the Llogara tunnel Exact times and pick-up points come with your booking confirmation.

What happens if I need help on the trail?

Our support line is open 24 hours a day for the length of your tour, and every guesthouse host on our routes knows us. A blister is your problem; a closed pass, a missed ferry or a lost booking is ours, and one call rearranges the day . The emergency number in Albania is 112.

Do I need a passport or a permit?

A passport, yes; no visa for stays under 90 days for EU, UK, US, Canadian and Australian citizens. Anyone else applies through Albania's e-visa portal . The Peaks of the Balkans routes cross into Montenegro and Kosovo away from any border post, and that needs a permit from the border police of all three countries. We apply for it as part of your booking; you carry a copy on the trail. The other three tours need nothing.

Yes, and more than you think. The currency is the lek ; euros are accepted in the valleys; no cash machine in Theth or Valbona . What runs on cash: dinner and drinks at the guesthouses, the ferry, the van, the café hut at the top of the pass. Draw it in Shkodër.

Can you accommodate my food restrictions?

Vegetarian is easy in Albania: byrek, beans, salads, cheese and eggs are on every table. Vegan and gluten-free take more planning in a guesthouse kitchen, and it works when the host knows in advance. Tell us when you book and every house on your route hears about it.

Are these tours kid-friendly?

The coastal trail, with its short stages and a beach at the end of most of them, suits families with children who walk regularly. The pass crossing is a six-to-eight-hour day and a fair ask for teenagers who hike; the Peaks of the Balkans loops are for adults and fit older teenagers. Ask us and we will say honestly which one fits.

Hiker woman stands on edge of rock formation with panoramic view of Valbona Valley National park surrounded by majestic steep mountain ridges of Albanian Alps (Accursed Mountains), Albania. Wanderlust

Village situated at Rugova mountains in Kosovo

Stone church in Theth Valley, Albanian Alps, with cornfield and haystacks.

Hiker woman with panoramic of majestic mountain ridge massif Radohina, Albanian Alps (Accursed Mountains), Northern Albania. Scenic hiking trail from Valbona to Theth. Wanderlust in alpine wilderness

Aerial view of Valbona Valley, Albania, showing a winding river through forested mountains under a blue sky.

Woman hiking with child carrier on rocky path in Valbona valley with mountains.

Beautiful mountain view with silhouettes of hiking tourists walking through green valley on rainy day. They have backpacks with colorful rain covers. Dobërdol, Albanian Alps, Peaks of Balkans

Nature of Hajla peak and Rugova mountains in Kosovo

Serene view of Hridsko lake in Prokletije mountains National Park

Ali Pasha Springs - Prokletije NP, Montenegro

House in Valbona Village, Albania, with snow-capped mountains and green forest backdrop.

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Peaks of the Balkans Trail

12 days / 11 nights

Head on a true wilderness adventure in the Balkans, hiking remote trails across Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo with stunning views and rustic accommodations.

Starting Point

Theth

Finish Point

Theth

Fitness Level

4/5

Technical Level

3/5

Season

From June to October

Accommodation Level

Comfort

Tour Type

Hut-to-Hut

Daily Distance

6 – 14 mi

Daily Elevation

1969 – 4921 ft

Head on a true wilderness adventure in the Balkans, hiking remote trails across Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo with stunning views and rustic accommodations.

Starting Point

Theth

Finish Point

Theth

Fitness Level

4/5

Technical Level

3/5

Season

From June to October

Accommodation Level

Comfort

Tour Type

Hut-to-Hut

Daily Distance

6 – 14 mi

Daily Elevation

1969 – 4921 ft

Highlights

Experience the untouched beauty of the Accursed Mountains
Cross borders on foot between Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo
Stay in rustic mountain huts and guesthouses, experiencing authentic Balkan hospitality
Discover hidden shepherd hamlets and traditional villages where time seems to stand still
Follow the path as it winds from rocky paths to lush meadows and shaded forests
Enjoy the tranquility of a wilderness adventure in one of Europe’s most secluded regions

Itinerary of the trip

Arriving in Theth from Shkodër by bus takes you through some of the most striking scenery in northern Albania. The road climbs steeply into the heart of the Albanian Alps, offering stunning views of dramatic cliffs, deep gorges, and dense forests. You’ll pass small villages and traditional stone houses. Theth itself is a remote village nestled in a lush valley, surrounded by towering peaks. It is known for its iconic stone church and Kulla e Ngujimit (The Blood Tower).

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Mountain landscape in Theth with stone houses, green meadows, and rugged peaks under a blue sky.

Stone church in Theth National Park on grassy hillside with mountains and large tree.

Stone church in Theth Valley, Albanian Alps, with haystacks and wooden fence in foreground.

Accommodation

Stone guesthouse exterior with lush green yard, grape arbor, and outdoor stone oven, Gjin Thana.

Guesthouse "Gjin Thana"

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

The hike begins by following a gravel road along the Theth River. After passing the village of Gjelaj, the trail steepens as it ascends through a forest, eventually opening up to a picturesque meadow. From here, the path climbs further through the forest until it reaches the Valbona Pass. The descent from Valbona Pass follows a series of zigzags through open forest and rocky terrain. Along the way, you’ll cross streams and enjoy clear mountain views as the path winds down toward Rragam village. From here, the trail continues along a gravel road, gradually leading you through the Valbonë Valley to the trail’s end.

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Hiking trail on rocky slope connecting Valbona and Theth valley mountains under blue sky.

Aerial view of Valbona valley in Albania with a winding river and steep, forested mountains.

Hiker on trail with view of Jezerca summit in Albanian Alps from Valbona Pass

Hiking

17.5 km and 1070 m of elevation gain / 900 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Bedroom in BUJTINA Valbone with white bedding, wood beams, and a view of greenery.

Guesthouse in Valbona surrounded by steep, rocky mountains and green forest.

BUJTINA Valbonë

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Passing the Valbonë Tourist Info Center and village center, the trail gradually leads to a junction where you take a left turn toward Çerem. The gravel road winds through scenic landscapes, with a stream crossing along the way, before reaching the remote village of Çerem, located approximately 17 kilometers northeast of Valbonë. Çerem is a largely abandoned village, only populated by shepherds during the summer months. Due to harsh winter conditions, the village remains empty for most of the year, offering a glimpse into a simpler, seasonal way of life.

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House in green field before snow-capped mountains in Valbona Village, Albania.

Clear river flowing over rocks surrounded by lush green nature in Valbona, Albania.

Splendid landscape of Valbona valley in Albania with rugged gray mountains and scattered green pine trees under a clear bl...

Hiking

10.5 km and 600 m of elevation gain / 360 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Alpine chalet on a grassy hillside with mountains in the background, morning light.

Zeneli Alpin Chalet

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Beginning in the village of Çerem, the route climbs steadily alongside the Markafsha stream before crossing into a forested area where the path winds upward through switchbacks. The trail soon opens to sweeping views over the valley, leading to a gravel road that takes you into Montenegrin territory. From here, a gentle ascent brings you to the beautiful summer shepherd’s village of Balqin. Continuing northeast, the trail meanders through forests and meadows, crossing streams and passing old border ruins. The terrain shifts between gentle descents and flat meadows as you approach Dobërdol.

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Beautiful mountain views on the trail from Dobërdol in Albania to the highest peak of Kosovo - Djeravica (Đeravica, Gjerovica) in cloudy and sunny day. Albanian Alps, Peak of Balkans

Hikers with backpacks walking through green valley toward mountains under cloudy sky

Hiking

15 km and 1100 m of elevation gain / 450 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Guest House Bashkimi with green roof near grassy mountain under blue sky

Wooden cabin with green roof in snowy mountain setting under cloudy sky

Guest House Bashkimi Doberdol

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

The hike from Dobërdol to Milishevc begins with a steady climb northeast, reaching the tri-border between Albania, Kosovo, and Montenegro at an altitude of 2210 meters. Following the border trail with minor ascents and descents. At the junction below Maja e Qenit, you'll bear left to tackle the west slope, a short but steep climb that leads to Roshkodoli Pass. From the pass, the trail descends into a valley, crossing a river and continuing on a well-marked path. After passing the small village of Roshkodol, the route follows a dirt road for the final stretch, leading you into the shepherd’s village of Milishevc.

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Doberdol village, Balkan mountains, Albania, Europe

Peak of Tromedja mount - border of Montenegro, Kosovo and Albania

Nationalpark Prokletije im Dreiländereck Montenegro-Kosovo-Albanien

Hiking

18.5 km and 1060 m of elevation gain / 1160 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Wooden cabin bedroom with a double bed, light wood walls, and an open window.

Wooden chalet under a large mountain peak with patches of snow on the ground

Chalet Rrusta

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Starting in Milishevc, the hike begins with a climb northward along a mule track, ascending to the Lumbardhi ridge. This ridge offers panoramic views of Gjeravica Mountain, Marjashi Peak, and Milishevc below. Continuing along a well-defined path, the route passes by the small lake Pusi i Magareve, before descending steeply through the forest on an old mule track. Upon reaching Rugova Camp, the trail flattens out and continues for the final stretch toward Reka e Allagës on a gravel road. The surrounding landscape transitions from forested areas to wide-open meadows, eventually leading into the village.

Gallery

Cows in Sharri mountains from rugova kosovo. Green mountains with a blue sky.

Mountains around the Rugova Valley in Kosovo and a road leading through them

Hiking

15 km and 900 m of elevation gain / 1300 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Wooden guesthouse on stone foundation near dense forest under clear blue sky

Ariu Guesthouse

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Today's hike starts with an ascent northwest through meadows, eventually entering a pine forest. The trail follows a mule track. After crossing a dirt road, the path continues through a forest and exits onto a scenic meadow. From here, the route heads west along a dirt road to Pepaj village, passing two water sources along the way. Once in Pepaj, the trail gently descends along an old gravel road toward Drelaj. After crossing a bridge near the village, the path follows a gravel road ascending through a beautiful canyon. The hike continues through meadows and forests, with a final descent to Kuçishtë village.

Gallery

Trekking in the Rugova Valley, part of Kosovo's Accursed Mountains

Hiking

18.5 km and 1000 m of elevation gain / 1150 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Bedroom with wooden sloped ceiling, wood-look bed frame, and patterned bedding.

Wooden cabins with metal roofs on a grassy slope below a dense green forest under blue sky.

Fisi Resort

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

The path starts on an unpaved road and transitions to a hiking trail. Soon, you’ll come across Liqeni i Kucishtës, a picturesque glacial lake. The route then continues past another lake, Liqeni i Drelajve. From there, it climbs towards Lugu i Shkodrës Pass. The descent begins after reaching Jelenka Pass. You’ll pass an artificial lake and continue on relatively flat terrain to Ravno Brdo Pass, where Babino Polje comes into view. As the trail winds down through long grass and scattered shepherd huts, the village grows nearer. The final stretch crosses a bridge and continues along an unpaved road.

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Man walking on Mountain ridge, Peaks of the balkans, Doberdol, Albania, Europe

Old graveyard stones, in the mountains at the peaks of the balkans trail, europe

Hiking

18.5 km and 1500 m of elevation gain / 1050 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Wooden cabin attic bedroom with pine walls, sloped ceiling, and view of green trees.

Wooden log cabin with stone foundation surrounded by pine forest and grassy meadow

Triangle Woodhouse

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Today begins with an ascent through the woods towards Katun Bajrovica. The path continues westward, following the Hridska Rijeka until it reaches the serene Lake Hrid. This beautiful glacial lake sits at over 1800 meters. The hike then continues to Sacirov Peak before descending towards Katun Treskavica, where shepherds can be found during the summer months. Passing it, the trail winds along the Treskavicka River and crosses a forest road, following the northern edge of Kofiljaca mountain. Eventually, it exits the forest at Korita and descends along a dirt road to the town of Plav.

Gallery

Serene view of Hridsko lake in Prokletije mountains National Park with reflections under a cloudy blue sky.

Panoramic view of landscape around Hrid Lake, Montenegro

Plav town in Prokletije Mountains, Montenegro

Hiking

21 km and 660 m of elevation gain / 1250 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Bright bedroom with white furniture, wood floor, and balcony view of green mountains.

Two-story apartment building with stone retaining wall and manicured bushes, mountains in background.

Ema Apartments

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Starting in Plav, the trail crosses Đuricka Rijeka. Early on, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Lake Plav, the Ljuča River, and Visitor Mountain. After passing Radunov laz with its drinkable spring, the path enters Prokletije National Park, reaching Katun Paljvukaj. Continuing up the grassy ridge of Maja e Borit, the trail leads to Bor Peak, offering breathtaking views of the Cerem Valley and Kolata massif. The descent passes small lakes and former military posts before reaching Katun Grlata. A well-marked path then leads to the village of Vusanje.

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Wildflowers in Vusanje, Montenegro, overlooking a valley, lake, and distant mountains under a blue sky.

Green spring meadow with stream flowing between mountains near small farm buildings, Ali Pasha Springs.

Hiking

22 km and 1250 m of elevation gain / 1150 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Stone guest house with wooden porch, white-painted tree, and picket fence under blue sky.

Guest House GURI

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

The last stage begins along a dirt road to the stunning Grlja waterfall. The trail then ascends gently through a valley, passing Lićeni Gšfars before reaching the Albanian border, marked by a Communist-era pyramid. After entering an oak and pine forest, you arrive at Fusha e Ruinicës. Continuing south, the path passes an old bunker and climbs toward Lake Pejёs, followed by a final ascent to the Pejës Pass. The descent is steep but well-marked, leading through pine forests to Okol village. A short, flat path along the Thethi River brings you back to Theth.

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Panorama of the Ropojana valley in the Prokletije National Park with steep, forested mountains under a bright, cloudy sky.

Clear river with rocks flowing through Ropojana valley surrounded by green mountains under blue sky.

Mountain valley in Ropojana Valley with rocky peaks, green slopes, and dramatic cloudy sky

Hiking

21 km and 920 m of elevation gain / 1210 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Guesthouse "Gjin Thana"

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

After finishing the hike, travelers depart from Theth and head towards Shkodër by bus. The scenic drive offers views of the rugged landscapes of the Albanian Alps, passing through mountain villages and lush valleys. Upon arrival in Shkodër, Albania's cultural hub, you'll be greeted by its vibrant streets, historical landmarks, and the stunning Rozafa Castle overlooking the confluence of three rivers.

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Koceku tower and stone house in Theth National Park against steep, forested mountains.

Clear river water flows past a wooden structure and footbridge nestled in mountains with autumn foliage.

Stone church in Thethi National Park with autumn foliage and cloudy mountains.

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What’s included in the price?

Self-guided

Are you looking for a good adventure and limitless flexibility? Then you should try out a self-guided tour, perfect for independent explorers who want to set their own pace. Without the need to stick to a group schedule, you’re free to linger at scenic viewpoints while the logistics are taken care of in advance.

INCLUDED

11 nights in mountain guesthouses with breakfast

Digital guidebook with itinerary, route instructions, and practical information

GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app

Tour design and organization

Service and support during your hike

NOT INCLUDED

Tourist tax

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

Airport transfer

on request

Private rooms

on request

Accommodation levelComfort

Carefully selected 3- and 4-star hotels, guesthouses, and B&Bs, all with private en-suite rooms and breakfast included. Expect comfortable, well-appointed rooms with attentive hospitality, typically in convenient and scenic locations — some properties also offer on-site dining.

Example accommodations

Guesthouse "Gjin Thana"

BUJTINA Valbonë

Zeneli Alpin Chalet

Guest House Bashkimi Doberdol

These are examples of the type and standard you can expect. Actual properties may vary depending on availability.

What to bring to the tour

Hiking shoes/boots
25 to 45-liter backpack
Base layer
Sports T-shirts
Hiking shorts
Hiking water-repellent pants
Waterproof jacket
Midlayer
Sports socks and underwear
Leisurewear for evenings
Down jacket
Gloves
Shade hat/cap

Warm headwear
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Headlamp
Hiking poles
ID card or passport
Snacks
Cash
Water bottles or hydration pack
Sleeping liner
Toiletries
Toilet paper
Small first aid kit

The Peaks of the Balkans trail connects some of the most remote and untouched mountain landscapes in Europe. This 10-day hiking journey will take you across Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo, winding through the rugged Accursed Mountains, past isolated shepherd huts, and over high mountain passes.

The terrain is varied, with sections of forested trails, open meadows, and rocky paths. Although the trail does not present technical difficulties, the long daily distances and elevation changes demand good physical fitness and experience with remote hiking.

The remoteness of this trek is part of its appeal, as you’ll pass through small hamlets and villages where shepherds still follow centuries-old traditions. You’ll be staying in simple yet cozy mountain huts and guesthouses, which, though rustic, provide a warm bed, meal, and shelter for the night.

While the remoteness of the trail means limited access to facilities, the occasional small shop in villages will allow you to restock snacks and essentials as you progress through the trek.

This adventure also includes the excitement of crossing borders high in the mountains, where we arrange all the necessary permits for you. This will allow you to have peace of mind as you climb to the tri-border point of Albania, Kosovo, and Montenegro.

We take care of all the logistics for you, ensuring your journey is smooth and worry-free. We secure the essential border permits required for this multi-country adventure and book all your accommodations in advance, providing stays in traditional guesthouses and rustic mountain huts.

You’ll be provided with a comprehensive travel booklet and GPS navigation so that you’re fully prepared for each day’s hike, and we also offer support should you need assistance along the way.

With stunning alpine scenery, welcoming local culture, and the sense of completing one of Europe’s hidden gem long-distance hikes, the Peaks of the Balkans trail is a truly unforgettable adventure for seasoned hikers looking to explore the wild beauty of the Balkans.

If you find yourself short on time or only wish to tackle the most scenic stages of the trail, check out our Peaks of the Balkans Trail Highlights!

Frequently Asked Questions

No. All five are self-guided: the route is planned and every night is booked, but no group, no guide sets the pace. You leave when you like, stop where you like and walk each stage on your own schedule.

What we do sits out of sight: the guesthouses, the GPS route in the navigation app, a guidebook with the ferry and van times, and a support line open around the clock. How a self-guided tour works, step by step.

Every tour carries a fitness rating from 1 to 5, set by our hiking experts against the rest of our tours:

Short days on easy paths, fine for anyone who walks now and then
Up to 15 km a day with some climbing, comfortable for regular walkers
Full mountain days of 15 to 20 km and around 1,000 m of ascent, best with a little training
Long days back to back for fit, experienced hikers
Alpine terrain and exposure for the very experienced

Albania sits in the middle. The coastal trail is the gentlest; Theth to Valbona is one hard day with easy ones around it; the Peaks of the Balkans routes are rated 3 for their long stages. Our Hiking Difficulty Guide explains the scale in full.

A second 1-to-5 scale for the ground itself: 1 is a wide, smooth track, 5 means exposed rock where you use your hands. Nothing in Albania needs ropes or scrambling. The Valbona Pass is a well-trodden path with a few rocky, loose sections near the top, which is why the Alps tours are rated 3; the coast is a 2.

Family guesthouses in the mountain valleys and small hotels in Shkodër and on the coast, all with a private room and your own bathroom. In Theth and Valbona dinner at the house, and it is usually the best meal of the day.

On the Peaks of the Balkans loop a few of the mountain stops are simpler; the guidebook says which.

Because the houses in Theth and Valbona are small and sell out months ahead, so we book from a vetted list in each valley instead of promising one property. You get the exact names the moment your booking is confirmed.

You carry your own bag, so pack for a week on your back:

a 25 to 45-litre rucksack
boots you have already walked in
a warm layer and a rain jacket for the pass
one set of evening clothes and sandals for the guesthouse

Every guesthouse has somewhere to wash a shirt, and Shkodër has shops for anything you forgot. The full list is in the What to Bring section of each tour.

Mountains: mid-June to early October, with late June and September the pick. Coast: April to June and September to November.

If you want both in one trip, September is the month that works.

In early June it happens. If the pass is not clear on your crossing day, a local mountain guide walks it with you on the safe line, paid directly to the guide on the day; if the pass is fully closed, we route you round by road and ferry instead and the rest of the trip stays as booked. Either way you hear from us the evening before, not at the trailhead. The Theth forecast on yr.no is the one we watch.

Ratings & Reviews

Andrew Parker

Verified customer · 9 days ago

Great trip. Good support. Fabulous views and great walking. Nothing to technical so good for a solo walker. Access to the GPS map was a great help on the odd occasion I needed it though the path is well marked.

Ti Na

Verified customer · 13 days ago

I loved the Tour and the organisation was really helpful and I felt safe hiking on my own because of the well structured organisation. All my questions were answered quick and even if the Tour has challenging parts, i am so happy I did it on my own. So thank You for organizing everything so I was able to focus on the Tour and enjoying it !

Aria Hamann

Verified customer · 2 months ago

Fantastic experience. Our travel agent made it really easy to follow the itinerary, with helpful details about spots for refreshments etc. They also handled all the bookings, which saved us so much time. I definitely recommend this agency!

Matt

Verified customer · 2 months ago

The entire staff was respondent to any questions. Our trip was perfectly planned with the perfect amount of hiking each day and the app the use was incredibly easy to navigate and use. Highly recommend them to help with your next trip!

Katelyn Villa

Verified customer · 5 months ago

Incredible experience! The walk was beautiful and we had great weather for a trip in late April. The company provided ample planning and information, and the one concern we had during the trip was addressed promptly and thoroughly. Highly recommend.

Jane Genske

Verified customer

We had a wonderful experience doing the 4 day panoramic hike. The agency was super helpful and responsive. The map/gps and information was incredibly detailed. The places the agency booked for us to stay at night were a great mix of nice and new and authentic and rustic.

Andrew Parker

Verified customer · 9 days ago

Aria Hamann

Verified customer · 2 months ago

Katelyn Villa

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Ti Na

Verified customer · 13 days ago

Matt

Verified customer · 2 months ago

Jane Genske

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Peaks of the Balkans Trail

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Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Theth

Day 2: Theth – Valbonë

Day 3: Valbonë – Çerem

Day 4: Çerem – Dobërdol

Day 5: Dobërdol – Milishevc

Day 6: Milishevc – Reka e Allagës

Day 7: Reka e Allagës – Kuçishtë

Day 8: Kuçishtë – Babino Polje

Day 9: Babino Polje – Plav

Day 10: Plav – Vusanje

Day 11: Vusanje – Theth

Day 12: Departure from Theth

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What’s included in the price?

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OPTIONAL EXTRAS

Example accommodations

What to bring to the tour

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your tours guided?

What is the fitness level?

What is the technical level?

What is the accommodation like?

Why don't you name the guesthouse in advance?

What equipment do I need to bring?

What is the best season for hiking in Albania?

What if there is still snow on the Valbona Pass?

Ratings & Reviews

Andrew Parker

Ti Na

Aria Hamann

Matt

Katelyn Villa

Jane Genske

Andrew Parker

Aria Hamann

Katelyn Villa

Ti Na

Matt

Jane Genske

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Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Theth

Day 2: Theth – Valbonë

Day 3: Valbonë – Çerem

Day 4: Çerem – Dobërdol

Day 5: Dobërdol – Milishevc

Day 6: Milishevc – Reka e Allagës

Day 7: Reka e Allagës – Kuçishtë

Day 8: Kuçishtë – Babino Polje

Day 9: Babino Polje – Plav

Day 10: Plav – Vusanje

Day 11: Vusanje – Theth

Day 12: Departure from Theth

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Matt

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Andrew Parker

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Matt

Jane Genske

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