Waterfall Theth

"Grunas Waterfall, located in Theth National Park, is one of Albania's most spectacular natural attractions. The hike to the waterfall takes about 1 to 1.5 hours each way, depending on your pace, and is of moderate difficulty. The trail is well-marked, winding through picturesque landscapes of lush forests and mountain views. The 30-meter-high waterfall cascades into a crystal-clear pool, creating a serene and refreshing spot to relax. The hike is accessible to most hikers, offering a rewarding experience for those who venture into the Albanian Alps. Grunas Waterfall is a must-visit for anyone exploring Theth National Park."

"The Grunas Waterfall, sometimes refered to as simply Theth Waterfall as it's the biggest as most well know of the National Park, is located a few kilometers southeast of the village of Theth and is accessible through a 30 minutes hike of low-moderate difficulty for fit people. The source of the water is mostly melt snow from the top of the surrounding alpine mountains, some of which have snowy caps all year round that melt slowly during spring, summer and early fall. At the end of the 30 meters high fall, there's a pristine small lake where you can refresh yourself from the hike in those hot summer days!"

"It's not a difficult hike; anyone can easily do it. It took around 2 hours one way, but I was really taking my time, so you can probably do it even faster. I would say maybe the last 10-15 minutes get steep, and when you reach the top, you'll find the waterfall. If you're brave, you can definitely take a swim at the waterfall, though it's very cold. But I believe you can do it 😉."