Mount Grama

Mount Grama, part of the Korab range in Albania, stands tall at 2,345 meters, making it one of the highest peaks in the region. It boasts deep mountainous terrain and is surrounded by numerous lakes, notably Lake Grama, a popular natural attraction located about 1.5 kilometers west of Mount Korab. The Grama stream forms a canyon on the northern side, while Grama Lake lies to the east at an altitude of around 1750 meters.

Rich in natural resources, including gypsum and selenium deposits, Mount Grama is known for landmarks like the Malit Bardhë Karst and the Mirrors of Grama. Villages like Cerjan and Zimur dot its slopes, providing access to seasonal pastures. The mountain's cultural significance is evident in the villages surrounding its peak, offering visitors a rich and memorable landscape to explore.