Radohina

Start at the Buni i Bajraktarit restaurant on the Thorë Pass (Qafa e Thorës), where the SH21 crosses from Bogë to the Theth valley. Climb a little, then drop to the Sheep Path col (Qafa e Shtegut të Dhenve), about 2 km from the start, where the Sheep Trail to Theth branches off. The classic shepherds' path continues north-west into the Radohima hollows, a chain of grassy and stony karst basins at about 2,000 m below the south face, passing Maja e Vukalit; there is a spring (Burim Uji on OSM) in the hollows. Marking is sparse and the dogs at the summer sheep pens can be aggressive. Two lines lead to the top. The harder one leaves the path to the left soon after Maja e Vukalit and climbs straight up steep slopes to the south-west ridge; the easier one follows the hollows to their end at the Radohima saddle (about 2,150 m) on the path that drops to Theth, then turns left up the ridge, about 30 minutes to the summit according to Wikipedia. The upper slopes are a maze of limestone ledges, slabs and short steps; the easiest line is walking with hands, but it is easy to stray onto much harder ground. Near a false summit the ridge narrows and a faint trail appears; a few small steps need scrambling before the summit, which has paint marks. Descend the same way. A variant starts lower on the Bogë side, at a signed turn-off about 1 km below the pass (sign: about 7 hours), and follows a gated track and woodland paths to join the route. Late-lying avalanche snow can fill the hollows into early summer. In winter the classic path is exposed to avalanches: a March 2022 party went instead via the col between Mark and Zagora into the hollows and up a very exposed 60–70° snow ridge, with a rock step about 30 m below the summit; they used crampons and ice axes throughout and recommend a rope.