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6,405 ft
2,202 ft
10.17 mi
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near Biovizhdë, Gjirokastër (Albania)
Distance
10.17 miElevation gain
4,590 ftTechnical difficulty
ModerateElevation loss
3,648 ftMax elevation
6,405 ftTrailrank
42Min elevation
2,202 ftTrail type
One WayTime
8 hours 14 minutesCoordinates
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September 25, 2012Recorded
September 2012Endrit Shima All rights reserved
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Gryka e Kazanit is the name of the gorge that lies on the foot of the dramatic wall of Nemercka . It is one of the most beautiful hikes in Vjosa valley. It reaches the foot of Nemercka wall and after that walks on border ridge with breathtaking views towards the mountains of Greece and Nemercka. At the foot of Nemercka wall is a huge meadow and there are shepherds during the summer time.
The ascent was surprisingly gentle and the trail finding is not a problem.
The ascent was surprisingly gentle and the trail finding is not a problem.
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Palmtreeproduction Sep 26, 2012
Good shot!
There always seem to be more fruits than people can use. https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/gryka-e-kazanit-the-best-view-of-nemercka-3397647/photo-1494624
Palmtreeproduction Sep 26, 2012
So we need to be careful when stepping on the summit in Winter, when cornices are likely to hang over the abyss... ;) https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/gryka-e-kazanit-the-best-view-of-nemercka-3397647/photo-1494637
Endrit Shima Sep 26, 2012
Yes, it looks dangerous. Good we didn't try to see what's in the other side...:) https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/gryka-e-kazanit-the-best-view-of-nemercka-3397647/photo-1494637
Endrit Shima Sep 26, 2012
Thanks! There was a lot of plumps in this hike and seems nobody use them. I ate a lot - very tasty. https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/gryka-e-kazanit-the-best-view-of-nemercka-3397647/photo-1494624
Palmtreeproduction Nov 4, 2012
This really looks like a must-do. Can't wait for next spring!