001 Peaks of the Balkans - in ENGLISH - Hiking / Trekking guide for Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro
1. Eddition, Nov 20017
IBAN 9781852847708
160 Pages
many Hiking maps
ROUNTE SAMPLE - PDF
Languages:
The Trekking guide and the maps are in GERMAN.
All letterings are in Latin.
The Guide contains:
1. Trekking guide and maps for the "Balkan Peaks trail"
2. Ttrail
itinerary suggestions (in English language): Trekking trails, trail
marking, level rising, Walk-Time, Picture-maps with trail marking,
Information
3. Usefull information
This guide describes the Peaks of the Balkans Trail, a 192km circular
route through the wild and rugged borderlands of Montenegro, Albania
and Kosovo. The route can be hiked in around two weeks and the guide
also includes suggestions for excursions to bag neighbouring peaks and
visit local sites of interest. While a moderate level of fitness is assumed,
the walking itself is not difficult and makes use of existing paths and
tracks.
Developed to promote sustainable local tourism and transcend political
borders, the Trail winds its way through the spectacular scenery of the
Prokletije mountains, taking in high passes and remote valleys. Despite
increasing visitor numbers, the area remains underdeveloped and unspoilt.
The guide contains all the information needed to plan a successful trip,
with comprehensive advice on travel, permits and safety, details of local
facilities, services and accommodation, and a useful glossary of words and
phrases in Montenegrin and Albanian.
Key marketing points
• the first English-language guide to the Peaks of the Balkans Trail
About the author
Rudolf Abraham was born in London. Since graduating in 1995, he has
traveled extensively in eastern Turkey, the south Caucasus, Iran and the
Central Asian republics. He lived in Croatia from 1999 to 2001, working as
an English teacher in Zagreb, and has made numerous trips into the
mountains of Croatia and Slovenia. Previous titles for Cicerone include
Walking in Croatia, The Islands of Croatia and The Mountains of
Montenegro.
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