Tomorr Mountain National Park

Karst limestone massif of forests and flowers in southern Albania

Tomorr is a limestone and karst anticline rising between the valleys of the Osum and Tomorrica rivers, close to Berat. It is a sacred mountain for both Christians and Bektashis, and Plantlife recognises it as an Important Plant Area of international importance.

1Tomorr massifA limestone and karst anticline, sacred to both Christians and Bektashis.
2Osum canyonA prominent canyon feature of the park, cut by the Osum river.
3Osum riverFlows past the western foot of the massif, through Berat.

Things to do

  • Try thisLook into the Osum canyon and follow the Osum river
  • On footWalk the forests of European beech and Bosnian pine on the Tomorr massif
  • Try thisSearch the slopes for great yellow gentian and autumn crocus
  • Try thisBase yourself in Berat, close to the western side of the mountain
Tomorr massif
Tomorr massif
Osum canyon
Osum canyon
Osum river
Osum river

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Albania · Berat Est. 1956 Size 261 km² Protected area category: IUCN II

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