Tomorr

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