Located in the Korab-Koritnik Nature Park, the trail runs for approximately 13 kilometers through alpine pastures, offering panoramic views of green meadows and colorful wildflowers. The area is part of one of the largest alpine grazing zones in Southeastern Europe.

Starting from the villages of Novosej or Shishtavec and continuing toward Grykë Çajë, the trail runs near the borders of Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia. Along the route, hikers can ascend Mount Kallabak, which rises 2,174 meters above sea level, and view the expansive Sharr Mountains stretching across the region.

The trail begins in Shishtavec, 32 km from Kukës, and leads travelers through the picturesque mountains. The journey finishes in the Kosovo highlands, making it an ideal cross-border adventure for nature lovers.

The most scenic part of the route, which forms part of the broader High Scardus Trail, lies between Kallabak peak and the village of Grykë Çajë – one of Kukës’ top tourist destinations.

This trail offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural significance, and adventure, making it an unforgettable experience for all types of travelers. It contributes to bringing development and growth to an area of astounding natural beauty that until now has remained quite isolated.

Kukës region, known for its dramatic mountain landscapes and healing alpine air, is increasingly attracting nature enthusiasts seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences in Albania.

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