Trail Overview: Starting Point: Theth village centre Distance: Approximately 2.5 kilometres one-way Duration: 45 minutes each way Elevation Gain: Around 200 metres Difficulty: Easy to moderate Trail Description: The hike begins in Theth and follows a well-marked path along the Thethi River. You'll cross a small red bridge and pass through lush forests and open meadows, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is relatively gentle, making it accessible to most hikers. Grunas Waterfall: Upon reaching the waterfall, you'll be greeted by a 30m cascade plunging into a crystal-clear pool, surrounded by rugged limestone cliffs and verdant greenery. The area is perfect for nature lovers and photographers. While swimming is not recommended due to the cold water, the mist from the waterfall provides a refreshing experience on warm days. Tips: Footwear: Wear comfortable hiking shoes with good grip. Supplies: Bring water, snacks, and sun cream.

Trail Overview Starting Point: Nderlysaj village Distance: ~5.8 km (return) Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours total Difficulty: Moderate, with a short but steady uphill section Trail Description The trail begins in the picturesque village of Nderlysaj and follows a well-trodden path through lush forest and over wooden bridges. The first part of the route is relatively flat, winding alongside streams and small pools. After about 30 minutes, the trail climbs steadily for another 30–45 minutes through shaded woodland until it reaches the Blue Eye. At the Blue Eye At the end of the trail, you’ll discover a deep, vibrant blue spring set in a rocky basin. Fed by underground water, the Blue Eye is stunningly clear and cold year-round. Brave visitors often take a dip, though the water is near freezing. Tips: Footwear: Wear comfortable hiking shoes with good grip. Supplies: Bring water, snacks, and sun cream.