The Korab Mountains is the highest moutain in Albania, located in the eastern corner of Albania. It provide a unique opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the Albanian wilderness. Korab is Albania's highest peak and is likely the most popular name for male babies in northern Albania. Everyone wants their child to be number one, right? Such is Korab. It is also one of the tallest mountains in Southeast Europe, stretching between Albania and North Macedonia.

The peak is a very rugged mountain massif and consists mainly of shale and limestone of the Paleozoic period with block structures, as well as severely damaged gypsum rocks of Permo Triassic. The place of rare natural beauty, with rocks, rocks, and endless pastures, that is visited by many climbers who manage to reach its peak, which stands at 9068 feet (2764 meters). Korab has several high peaks in addition to its highest, which are known as Korab II, Korab III, and Shulani I Radomires. You cannot call yourself an alpinist unless you have climbed this mountain.

• Elevation: 2764 meters
• Location: Korab, Albania
  

Number 2 among the highest mountains in Albania is Jezerca. It is situated on the border between the districts of Shkodra and Tropoja (between the upper course of the Valbona River in the east and the Thethi valley in the west). Meanwhile, it also holds a record, it is the highest peak of the Albanian Alps with a height of 8838 ft (2694 meters) and the second-highest peak in Albania after Korab. Besides, it is Europe's 28th most prominent peak and one of the most difficult and dangerous peaks in the Albanian Alps.

Like the whole alpine mountain block in which it is located, Jezerca has the appearance of a dome with very steep and bare slopes. The top of Jezerca rises vertically in the shape of a pyramid, dominating the entire space between Thethi and Valbona. Jezerca is a large rocky peak of dolomitic limestone so there is almost no vegetation there. It takes about 10 hours to reach the summit and return; start hiking early in the morning. It would be ideal if you had your helmet because you would be able to protect your head if rocks fell unexpectedly during all of the paths.

• Elevation: 2694 meters
• Location: Jezerca, Albania

Gramoz Mountain is one of the three highest mountains in Albania at about 8277 ft (2523 m) and is located in the southeastern part of the country, in the border of Albania with Greece. From here, the important rivers of Devoll and Osum start. In its radius, you will find the forests of Germenj -Shelegur, which flow like an oasis of calm and peace. Besides, Gramoz mountain tea is known for its health values.

The Gramoz is very sparsely populated, the only sizable town being Ersekë at its western foot. Other villages in the mountains are Gramoz , Aetomilitsa , Starje and Plikati inhabited by Albanians, Aromanians, and Greeks. The brown bear live in the region. If you are looking for peace and quiet, you should consider spending a few hours here surrounded by nature and admiring the gorgeous mountain views.

• Elevation: 2523 meters
• Location: Northern Pindus mountain range, Albania

Gjallica mountain (Gjallica e Lumës) is an outstanding mountain located in the North-east of Albania, in the region of Kukës, and it is the highest mountain in there. The highest peak of this mountain is called the Gjallica peak, and its elevation is 8166ft (2,489 m). Mountaineering in the Gjallica Mountains is a wonder that envelops you in the peculiar beauty of mountain nature. The panorama from the top is breathtaking, with views of Kuks, the Albanian Alps, Koritnik Mountain, Pashtrik Mountain, and more.

It is known as the Balcony of Northern Albania because it is the highest point in the region and its shape. The best time to hike this peak is from late spring to early autumn, but for the bravest, you can go during wintertime as well, just make sure you have some extra layers and proper winter types of equipment. It contains dense pine and beech foliage at high elevations, but poor vegetation at the foot of the mountain due to a now-closed plant that spewed hazardous gases to the plants nearby.

• Elevation: 2489 meters
• Location: Gjallica Kukës, Albania

Tomorr Mountain lies northeast of the town of Corovoda (Çorovoda), at a distance of about 15-18 miles (20-25 km), and enjoys the status of a National Park. There is also the highest point 7923 ft (2415.7 m) above sea level which is known as ‘Cuka Partizane’. This park is stunning in all four seasons, but especially in the icy winter. The mountain's western flank is the most forested. To get to Tomorr Mountain, you can use one of two roads: the short road Pronovik -Tomorr Mountain with a length of 7 miles (10 km), and the other road is Corovodë-Gjerbes-Tomorr Mountain with a length of 20 miles (25 km).

One of Albania's largest water-collecting locations is Mount Tomorr. Tomorr is part of the Tomorr National Park, which is famous for its numerous deciduous and coniferous tree species as well as a diversified flora. Many endangered animals, such as bears (Ursus arctos), wolves (Canis lupus), and birds of prey, are free to roam and reside in this area. At an altitude of 3937 ft (1,200 m) above sea level, is the Tomb of Abaz Ali, which is considered a sacred and worshiped place.

• Elevation: 2415.7 meters
• Location: Berat and Skrapar, Albania

Valamara is situated at an elevation of 7785 feet (2373m). This mountain is a tourist area in the country's southeast that has emerged this summer as a still-undiscovered tourist destination, where the rivers Maliqi, Pogradec, and Gramshi meet at a single point. Valamara peak is located in south-central Albania, near the city of Gramsh, and is part of the Central Mountain range. It is one of the most prominent mountains in Albania and Europe.

Climbers can access the mountain via a trailhead in the village of "Grabov e Siprme," which also has a lodge. The majority of the trail winds through dense and shady pine forests, cold-water creeks, and grassy slopes. Robulli, a 300-400-year-old vegetation of the coniferous family, can be found. The terrain becomes rugged and treeless near the summit, with some small glacial lakes along the trail. Those who make it to the top will be rewarded with a panoramic view of the entire mountainous area, which is shrouded in clouds.

• Elevation: 2373 meters
• Location: Valamara, Albania

Shebenik Mountain is the highest mountain in the Shebenik-Jabllanice National Park on the road Librazhd -Qarrishte. It is located at an elevation of 7391 feet (2,253 meters) and contains fourteen glacial lakes and three artificial lakes. The peak of Shebenik is the crown jewel of the Shebenik-Jabllanic National Park in eastern Albania. This 33,927-hectare national park contains the world-famous Rrajca forests, a UNESCO-protected natural treasure.

Hikers can start their climb in the village of Hotolisht. The trek is one of the most scenic in the country, especially in the spring and summer. Climbers must cover a long linear distance of about 22 km (13.7 miles) through dense beech forests, numerous mountain creeks, and illustrious scenery to reach the summit. Climbers must be physically fitter than the average person and bring enough water and food. Because of the inclement weather, windproof and waterproof warm clothing is advised.

• Elevation: 2253 meters
• Location: Shebenik, Albania