Ski touring in Kosovo, Albania & Montenegro

Arrive at Prishtina Airport and transfer to Prevalla. Depending on your arrival time, a short climb in the surrounding mountains can be arranged to stretch your legs and enjoy your first glimpse of the highlands.

The tour begins in Prevalla, a quiet mountain area offering ski touring as its main activity.

Unlike traditional ski resorts, Prevalla is peaceful and largely untouched, with few people and no visible ski infrastructure, perfect for those seeking pristine natural panoramas.

Start at 1,530 m and ascend to Konjusha Peak (2,571 m). The route takes you through open alpine fields with clear views of the surrounding peaks. On the return, skiers can choose open slopes or explore woodland sections for a more technical experience.

Located between Brezovica and the city of Prizren. Bistra peak (2651 m) is part of the mountain ranges that separate Kosovo and Macedonia, and it can be climbed from the both sides. Is a challenging, multi-peak tour and nearby Konjusha and Guzhbaba peak.

After approximately a 2.5-hour transfer from Prevalla to Deçan Gorge, the tour begins toward Gacaferri Mountain Guesthouse.

Gacaferi guest house is a sole guest house in the region, offers good basic conditions, including warm water, internet and locally cooked food.

Maja e Trekufinit (Three Border Peak) marks the point where Kosovo, Montenegro, and Albania meet. Each side of the peak offers a different slope, making it a unique playground for skiing, with the thrill of crossing three countries. The peak stands at 2,300 meters. From here, the route descends to Babino Polje, Montenegro. In case there is not enough snow at the end of the trail, we will arrange a transfer from Bogicevica to the guesthouse in Babino Polje. This will shorten the route by approximately 4 kilometers of walking.

This ski tour links Babino Polje with the remote Doberdol valley, crossing the highlands of the Prokletije/Bogicevica range. The route is about 12 km, with 720 m of climbing and 510 m of descent, mostly over gentle alpine terrain and open ridges with wide mountain views. Depending the snow conditions, the tour may start near Bogicevica, reducing the distance to around 8 km, by arranging a shortcut transfer. A short side trip to the Three Border Peak (2,366 m) offers spectacular panoramas before descending into Doberdol.

Your ski tour starts at Guesthouse Doberdol (1,740 m) in the heart of the Accursed Mountains. After breakfast and gear check, we begin ascending on skis through pristine alpine landscapes.

Option 1 – via Koci Peak (recommended):

Climb Koci Peak for panoramic views, including the Gashi River, one of Albania’s most protected and wild areas. From there, descend toward Doberdol Pass, then make a gentle ascent to Dashi Lake before continuing up to Ali Qela Pass (2,275 m), the Kosovo–Albania border. An optional short climb to Maja e Bardhe (2,426 m) rewards you with stunning views of Mount Gjeravica and the surrounding highlands. The day concludes with a long descent into Zalli i Rupes. Total distance: 11.7 km.

Option 2 – Direct Route via Ali Qela Pass:

A shorter route goes straight to Ali Qela Pass, skipping Koci Peak. This route also offers beautiful scenery and a satisfying descent into Zalli i Rupes. Total distance: 9.2 km.

A private transfer takes you to the airport according to your flight schedule. For later departures, optional activities include Via Ferrata in Peja, a city tour, or a wine tasting experience.