The Crown of Lure from Kroi Bardhe
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 2.19 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,936 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 95 ft
- Max elevation
- 6,958 ft
- TrailRank
- 36
- Min elevation
- 5,045 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 2 hours 5 minutes
- Coordinates
- 374
- Uploaded
- September 4, 2013
- Recorded
- August 2013
near Kumbull, Lezhë (Albania)
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Itinerary description
Kroi Bardhe is a good base to climb the Crown of Lure - the highest mountain of the Lure National Park. We had climbed Lure Mountain a year earlier from Lura village, and can attest that the climb from Kroi Bardhe is easier. The climb takes less than 2 hours up, and even less time down, obviating the need to put up camp at Kroi Bardhe (we slept in Lura village).
Most of the trail leads across grassy ridges, rocky but comfortable stretches and light forest.
For directions on how to reach Kroi Bardhe, or the White Spring, see Wikiloc #5185044
Not unexpectedly, the views from the top of Lure Mountain are great into all directions.
For those traveling to Lura village or the National Park, an excursion to Kroi Bardhe and the climb to the summit of Lure Mountain are highly recommended, though six hours should be planned for the extra drive and climb.
Most of the trail leads across grassy ridges, rocky but comfortable stretches and light forest.
For directions on how to reach Kroi Bardhe, or the White Spring, see Wikiloc #5185044
Not unexpectedly, the views from the top of Lure Mountain are great into all directions.
For those traveling to Lura village or the National Park, an excursion to Kroi Bardhe and the climb to the summit of Lure Mountain are highly recommended, though six hours should be planned for the extra drive and climb.
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Car park
Waypoint
5,502 ft
2-Fushe
31-AUG-13 14:15:46
Summit
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Impressive! :) https://www.wikiloc.com/outdoor-trails/the-crown-of-lure-from-kroi-bardhe-5185171#wp-5185172/photo-2686035
Yes, we also climbed Gur Gjon at a different occasion. It is the peaky knob (or knobby peak), right of the centre of the image. https://www.wikiloc.com/outdoor-trails/the-crown-of-lure-from-kroi-bardhe-5185171#wp-5185172/photo-2686035