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Tomorri Mountain National Park: Albania's Majestic Peak

Discover Albania's majestic Tomorri Mountain National Park: Hike scenic trails, explore sacred sites, and immerse yourself in stunning natural beauty.

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Tomorri Mountain National Park, a vast Albanian treasure, beckons with rugged terrain, towering peaks, and rich biodiversity. It's a haven for hikers, birdwatchers, and those seeking cultural immersion, offering panoramic vistas and a glimpse into Albania's heritage.

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Local tips

  • Visit early in the morning to enjoy cooler temperatures and avoid crowds.
  • Wear sturdy hiking boots, as some trails can be steep and rocky.
  • Bring plenty of water and snacks, especially for longer hikes.
  • Check local weather conditions before your visit, as the area can be unpredictable.
  • Consider visiting during the Bektashi festival in August to witness a unique cultural event.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Berat, take a local bus from the main bus station towards Tomor i Madh. The journey takes approximately 1 hour and costs around 300 ALL. Upon arrival in Tomor i Madh, hire a local taxi to the entrance of Tomorri Mountain National Park for about 500 ALL.

  • Taxi

    Consider hiring a taxi directly from Skrapar to Tomorri Mountain National Park for a more direct route. This typically costs between 5,000 to 7,000 ALL and takes about 45 minutes. Agree on the fare before starting the trip, as taxis may not have meters.

  • Car

    From the center of Tomorr Mountain, head southeast on the main road (SH72) towards Përrenjas. Continue for about 5 kilometers until you see the signs for Tomorri Mountain National Park. Turn left at the sign and follow the winding road up the mountain. Parking may cost around 200 ALL.

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Tomorri Mountain National Park, established in 1956 and expanded in 2019, is a crown jewel of Albania's natural heritage. Located 20-30 km east of Berat, the park sprawls across 26,106 hectares, encompassing the imposing Tomorr massif. Known as the 'Mount Olympus of Albania', its centerpiece, Maja e Partizanit, reaches 2,416 meters, offering views stretching as far as North Macedonia. The park's diverse ecosystems host a wide array of flora and fauna. Forests of beech, pine, and hazel cover the slopes, while wolves, foxes, wild boars, and various bird species roam freely. The park's geology, characterized by limestone rocks and karst formations, creates a unique landscape of caves, creeks, and sinkholes. Natural monuments like Kapinova Cave and Tomorri Glacial Cirques add to the park's allure. Mount Tomorr holds deep cultural and religious significance. The mountain is a sacred site for both Christians and Bektashi Muslims, with the tomb of Abaz Aliu, a revered Bektashi figure, located within the park. Each August, thousands of pilgrims gather for a religious festival, blending Bektashi and Christian traditions. Hiking trails cater to all levels, with routes leading to the summit, the Castle of Tomorri, and the refreshing Bogove Waterfall. Whether you seek adventure, natural beauty, or cultural immersion, Tomorri Mountain National Park promises an unforgettable experience.

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