テティ国立公園の自然とアウトドア

Nature & Outdoors

Theth's landscape is defined by the dramatic limestone formations of the Albanian Alps. This selection highlights the 30-meter Grunas Waterfall, a protected natural monument, and the massive Maja e Harapit peak. Explorers can find deep karst caves like Shpella Harapit, traditional stone bridges over the Shala River, and high-altitude springs. These sites showcase the rugged geology and glacial valleys of the Accursed Mountains.

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A

Grunas Waterfall

A 30-meter-high waterfall fed by a karst spring, designated as a protected natural monument.

B

Viewpoint

Panoramic vantage point overlooking the Theth valley and the surrounding limestone massifs.

C

Ura e Gerles

A traditional stone bridge spanning the Shala River near the entrance to the Grunas Canyon.

D

Radohina

Radohina is a massif situated in the Albanian Alps, within the boundaries of Shkodër municipality.

E

Maja e Harapit

Maja e Harapit is a mountain peak, situated in the Accursed Mountains range of northern Albania, reaching a height of 2,218 m.

F

Shpella Harapit

One of Albania's deepest caves, located at the base of Maja e Harapit, containing multiple underground lakes.

G

Shpella e Rratheve

A karst cave accessible via mountain paths in the rugged terrain of the Theth region.

H

Sport Climbing

Designated limestone rock faces equipped with bolted routes for sport climbing in the Theth valley.

I

Maja Shtegut

A 1,987-meter peak providing a natural pass and views between the Theth and Valbona valleys.

J

Maja Valbonës

A mountain peak reaching 1,966 meters on the ridge separating the Shkodër and Tropojë districts.

K

Burimi Gropave të Bukura

A natural mountain spring providing fresh drinking water in the high alpine pastures.