Lure National Park

Lure National Park (Albanian: Parku Kombetar i Lures) is in Northeastern Albania of Albania (41° 47′ 0″ N, 20° 11′ 0″ E ). Understand History Landscape Flora and fauna Climate Get in From Tirana, follow SH1, turn right at Milot onto SH30, continue on the A1 and exit at Rreshen. Follow unpaved road. Ask locals for directions as they are very courteous. Fees/Permits There are no fees to be payed. Get around A 4x4 vehicle is a must on these difficult terrains. See Lura Lakes. A total of 14 glacial lakes surrounded by pine trees dating back thousands of years. Visit the Flowers Lake where a legend says that when the sun goes out, the flowers deep underneath the water and vice versa. But be aware that the years of political transition have left their mark on the park as the area has suffered from considerable illegal logging. Alpine lock-in towers made from stone as testimony of the bloodfeud tradition Visit Albanian independence signatory Dom Nikoll Kacorri's museum house Do Camp in the area to taste the region's natural beauty such as flowing streams in the picturesque meadows. Hike to Kurora e Neshtes peak at 2051 meters and Bruci Lake overlooking surrounding mountain peaks and some towns as far as Durres Buy Medicinal flowers Eat Organic diary products Cold water trout Drink Local Flower Honey Fresh water from numerous water sources Sleep Lura has two hotels. Contact Hasan Hoti, an owner of one hotel. Lodging Camping Backcountry Stay safe Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!