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Albanian Alps

The Albanian Alps, also called the Accursed Mountains or Prokletije, are the southernmost subrange of the Dinaric Alps, reaching from northern Albania into Montenegro and Serbia. Maja Jezercë, at 2,694 m, is the highest point of the whole Dinaric range.

The lakes here are high mountain lakes, such as Lake Dashi and the Great Lake of Buni i Jezercës, reached on foot along routes like the one between Valbonë and Theth. Much of the area lies in Albanian Alps National Park and Valbonë Valley National Park.

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Lake Dashi

Lake Dashi, Liqeni i Dashit, “the Ram’s Lake” or “Stag’s Lake”, is a mountain lake at Sylbica in the Albanian Alps, close to Kosovo. Surrounded by alpine pastures and high peaks, it is one of the largest lakes of the…

0.04 square kilometresarea
2,167 metreselevation
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Albania · Albanian Alps · Northern Albania

Liqeni i Madh i Jezercës

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0.01 square kilometresarea
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