Seta Gorge, Peshkopi

Seta Gorge, located in the narrowest and deepest part of the middle sector of the flow of the river Sete (tributary of the Black Drin), offers an extraordinary natural and scientific experience for visitors. This gorge is located at an altitude of 700 meters above sea level and represents a canyon formed by Upper Triassic-Lower Jurassic limestones.

Seta Gorge, was created through the erosive activity of the Sete river, a left tributary of the Black Drin river. With a length of about 1.5 kilometers, a depth of about 150 meters, and a width that varies from 4 to 7 meters, Seta Gorge presents a spectacular sight. The steep walls and the depth exceeding 90-100 meters add to this canyon a rare beauty.

The canyon has an excellent karst appearance and is part of the karst ecosystem, offering a rich biological diversity. Here visitors can see unique geological formations and experience the harmony between nature and deep relief.

The scientific values of the Seta Gorge include the study of the formation of the canyon, the geological structure, and the influence of hydrological processes in the creation of this natural wealth. In addition, Seta Gorge, has didactic and cultural values, offering an important perspective to understand the history and creation of the landscape.

This tourist destination can be visited by following the road that connects the town of Peshkopi with that of Kukes, making it possible for visitors to enjoy the beauty of the Seta Gorge and experience the wonders of nature in this special area of Albania.