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Maja e Bojës (2461 m) and Jezerski Vrh (2694) in Prokletije seen from top of Karanfili (2480 m)
Maja e Bojës (2461 m) and Jezerski Vrh (2694) in Prokletije seen from top of Karanfili (2480 m) · Vlado Vujisic · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

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Mountains

The Albanian Alps in the north, Mount Korab on the eastern border, Tomorr above Berat and the Ceraunian ridge over the Riviera.

Mountain range · Shkodër

The Albanian Alps

The limestone wall of the far north — locally the Accursed Mountains — shared with Montenegro and Kosovo.

Mountain · Shkodër

Maja Jezercë

At 2,694 m the highest peak entirely inside the Dinaric Alps, deep in the Albanian Alps.

Mountain · Dibër

Mount Korab

At 2,764 m the highest point in both Albania and North Macedonia, on the border ridge.

Mountain range · Vlorë

Ceraunian Mountains

The coastal ridge that makes the Riviera: 2,000 m peaks rising directly out of the Ionian.

Mountain · Berat

Mount Tomorr

A 2,416 m massif above Berat, and the site of an annual Bektashi pilgrimage each August.

Mountain · Vlorë

Maja e Çikës

The 2,045 m high point of the Ceraunian ridge, directly above the Riviera coast.

Mountain · Tiranë

Mount Dajti

Tirana's own mountain: 1,613 m, a national park, and a 4.2 km cable car from the city edge.

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