Theth National Park offers a rugged escape into the remote Albanian Alps, attracting hikers and nature enthusiasts with its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity.
Theth National Park is located in northern Albania within the Albanian Alps, also known as the Accursed Mountains. The park covers an area characterized by dramatic peaks, deep river valleys, and pristine forests. Known for its breathtaking beauty and cultural heritage, Theth is a haven for hikers, offering trails that traverse the stunning landscapes of rocky ridges and lush meadows. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including rare species like the Balkan lynx. Historically, the region has been a cultural stronghold, preserving traditions and architecture such as the iconic stone houses and the distinctive 'Kulla,' a type of tower used for protection. Visitors are drawn to landmarks like the Theth Waterfall and Blue Eye, while the unique mix of cultural richness and natural splendor makes it a must-see destination for outdoor enthusiasts and cultural adventurers alike.
Theth Waterfall
The Blue Eye of Theth
Lock-in Tower (Kulla)
Valbona Pass Hiking Trail
A stunning waterfall set against a mountainous backdrop, reachable by a moderate hike.
Traditional stone towers that served as protection during historical blood feuds.
A striking natural spring known for its deep blue waters and scenic surroundings.