Darragjat

Darragjat is a mountain range located primarily in eastern Albania, extending partially into western North Macedonia. It forms part of the larger Korab Mountains and is known for its rugged terrain, high peaks, and alpine meadows.

The range is characterized by limestone and dolomite rock formations, sculpted by glacial activity during the Pleistocene epoch. It's a significant source of water for local communities and supports diverse flora and fauna, including various endemic and endangered species.

The highest peak within the Darragjat range is typically considered to be Mali i Gramës, although determining the precise location and elevation of individual peaks can be challenging due to the complex topography and lack of readily available data. The area is sparsely populated, with small villages nestled in the valleys.

Economic activities in the Darragjat region are primarily focused on agriculture, forestry, and livestock farming. Tourism is developing, with increasing interest in hiking, mountaineering, and exploring the natural beauty of the area. The remote location and challenging terrain have historically limited access and development, contributing to the preservation of its natural environment.