Albania walks

The walk starts from the village grocery shop, where you’ll be served a coffee or a drink with a smile. The trail leads to the village of Khurdes, but due to time constraints, the return route is marked halfway along the route. This circular route offers views beyond the first mountain ranges. The trail begins with a steep climb through the village to join the Gr. Along the way, you’ll encounter goats, cows, frogs, springs, streams and other delights offered by the Albanian landscape. Make sure you wear sturdy shoes as the path is entirely made of stone, and wear trousers to get through the undergrowth in places.

Above Theth, the Shala River, forests and cliffs squeezed between massive limestone peaks, there is an idyllic mountain pasture. This is a little-used route from Theth that leads to the ruins of old sheepfolds. The mountain pasture is full of flowers in spring and summer, when you can see herds of sheep grazing there

Hike to the isolated hamlet of Kukaj, then take a path that climbs through woods and meadows to reach an old military barracks sheepfold. If the peaks are clear, it is possible to continue the ascent via an old passage to the Montenegrin border to enjoy spectacular views of the mountain range called "Prokletje"