Mountain
Korab
Albania
Mount Korab (2,764 m / 9,068 ft) is the highest peak of the Korab massif and the highest point in Albania. The summit lies on the Albania–North Macedonia border; the Albanian side is within Korab–Koritnik Nature Park. Coordinates: 41.79111°N, 20.54778°E.
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Mount Korab (2,764 m / 9,068 ft) is the highest peak of the Korab massif and the highest point in Albania. The summit lies on the Albania–North Macedonia border; the Albanian side is within Korab–Koritnik Nature Park. Coordinates: 41.79111°N, 20.54778°E.
There are no formal restrictions reported for climbing Mount Korab from the Albanian side; local infrastructure is limited and a 4x4 may be needed to reach trailheads (village Radomira). Approaches from the North Macedonian side require reporting to the border checkpoint and presenting a passport or obtaining any required permits from North Macedonian authorities.
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Guided summit options for Korab
These guided itineraries explicitly include a summit of Korab.
Balkan Three Peaks Guided
Balkan Three Peaks Guided is the 7-day option for Balkan Three Peaks Challenge. It is graded difficult and reaches about 2,764 metres. The itinerary follows a guided format with day-to-day timing adjusted to conditions, travel logistics, and acclimatisation needs.
Support style: Guide-led Three Peaks itinerary with coordinated transfers
Nearby itineraries and route styles
These itineraries are relevant to the area and base logistics. Some do not include a summit of Korab.