Scenic Mountain Peaks

This collection features a series of prominent hills and peaks surrounding the Tirana basin and the Erzen River valley. Ranging from the limestone ridges of Kodra Gëlqeres to the elevated viewpoints of Maja Habilit, these sites offer diverse terrain for hiking and exploration. The peaks provide clear lines of sight across the central Albanian landscape, showcasing the transition from the capital's urban sprawl to the rugged Mediterranean scrub and traditional olive groves of the rural hinterland.

Kodra Baushollës

Elevated peak located east of Tirana's main city center.

Kodra Gëlqeres

Limestone hill offering views of the surrounding valley.

Kodra Marashit

Topographical peak in the hilly terrain west of the city.

Kodra Ferra e Keqe

Rugged hill characterized by dense Mediterranean scrub.

Kodra Gerblleshit

Natural viewpoint overlooking the rural landscape.

Kodrat e Bolles

Series of small ridges providing panoramic views.

Kodra Vesht

Hill situated near local agricultural lands and vineyards.

Kodra Zabelit

Peak located in the southern hilly region near the Erzen River.

Kodra Mellezes

Prominent hill in the southern rural district.

Kodra Gjate

Ridge-like formation stretching across the landscape.

Kodra Mezines

Local peak within the southern mountain range.

Kodra Sollait

Hilltop offering a vantage point over nearby villages.

Kodra Djeres

Elevated spot in the hilly terrain south of the capital.

Kodra Sharres

Ridge peak located near the Sharrë pass.

Kodra Ujit te Zi

Peak in the southern highlands known locally as Black Water Hill.

Kodra Shpatit

Steep-sided hill characteristic of the region's rugged topography.

Maja Habilit

High peak in the southern mountain range.

Maja Kalboit

Mountain peak providing wide-reaching vistas.

Kodra Çerrdhe e Hurtës

Topographical point in the southern hilly terrain.

Kodra Gjinjshtres

Hill named after the local broom plant common in the area.