Rruga Nikgjonaj, Theth
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
A wild mountain spot beside a dirt road with beautiful views and access to hiking routes. Recent visits found no water in the river, few level areas, and noticeable traffic and pedestrians even at night. Access can be difficult, and a man has requested 10€ from campers; a small shop is about 500m away.
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Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Beautiful mountain view, but there is not much else positive to say. There was no properly level spot. Unfortunately, there was also no water in the river, and the place was busy with traffic and hikers, even at night. The biggest drawback was that a man arrived in the morning and demanded €10 from us.
It looks very nice, but access is difficult. We did not stay because there was no water in the river, so there was no point in staying.
Amazing spot, very quiet and safe, next to the river. We enjoyed every single minute!
We were here in mid-August and had a good night. Great spot by the river, with the possibility of cooling off. Access was also possible without four-wheel drive; our T4 van had no problems. As mentioned, an old man came in the dark and wanted €10. He got €5 and then left.
We drove a little farther, right to the river. Very beautiful and peaceful spot. Unfortunately, a guy eventually came in the evening and demanded money because it was his “private property.” He wanted €10 per vehicle. We wanted to avoid trouble, so we paid €10 for two vehicles.
Perfect place. Relatively easy to access. This was our first time on this terrain with an SUV, and everything went well.
Good for spending one night before an excursion. Quiet night. People pass along the main path, but they are not bothersome.
Excellent spot in the middle of Theth National Park. More than enough room for several cars and two places to make a campfire. Directly on the walking route to Valbona. During the day, some local cars drive to Valbona along the rocky road. Accessible for all four-wheel-drive vehicles, including vans and trucks; more difficult for two-wheel-drive vans because of the large rocks.