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Maja Jezercë

Maja e Jezercës

Information

Elevation: 2.694 m
Country: Albania (AL)
Location / Range: Accursed Mountains / Prokletije (Dinaric Alps)
Mountain type: Gunung batu gamping non-vulkanik
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 42.4422, 19.8128
Difficulty: Sulit: scrambling terekspos, batu lepas dan navigasi medan alpine.
Best Season: Musim panas hingga September; salju dapat bertahan di bagian tinggi. Periksa kondisi lokal sebelum berangkat.
Permits & Rules: Pendekatan utara memasuki Albania dari Montenegro; laporan perjalanan lama tidak memastikan aturan izin lintas batas yang berlaku saat ini.
Hazards: Batu lepas, scrambling terekspos, salju tersisa dan kabut; laporan Juni 2015 mencatat batu licin saat hujan dan penggunaan crampon serta kapak es.

Description

Maja Jezercë is a 2,694 m Albanian peak in the Accursed Mountains, part of the Dinaric Alps. Its identity, elevation and coordinates match Wikidata entity Q1032440. Buni Jezercë is the lake basin below the mountain; visiting the lakes is distinct from climbing the summit. The northern approach through Ropojana, Zastan and Buni Jezercë continues into rocky scrambling above Qafa Emal. A June 2015 ascent account shows how snow, rain and mist can make the summit traverse substantially harder.

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Routes

Theth via Qafa e Pejës — pendekatan danau Buni Jezercë

Pendekatan pegunungan; bukan rute puncak lengkap

Cross Qafa e Pejës to the Buni Jezercë lake basin. The source describes a visit to the lakes below the mountain; continuing to the summit requires separate planning and is not included in this itinerary.

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Theth via jalur menuju Valbonë — lintasan puncak historis

Sulit — medan bersalju dan navigasi mandiri

The July 2019 account follows the trail toward Valbonë before branching to the summit. The author descends a different route toward Theth and repeatedly loses the path. This outlines a historical traverse rather than detailed navigation; the source does not identify every junction.

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Vusanje — Ropojana, Zastan, Buni Jezercë dan Qafa Emal

Sulit — batu rapuh dan scrambling terekspos

The northern approach follows Ropojana to Zastan and the Buni Jezercë lakes, then climbs to Qafa Emal. Above the col are friable rock, a steep gully and hands-on sections. The description comes from a 2011 trip; this is not the Grbaja approach.

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Climbing Experiences

This collection distinguishes summit ascents from visits to the Buni Jezercë lake basin. Firsthand accounts from Albania and Montenegro describe rocky terrain, lingering snow and navigation demands; historical trips are not reports of current conditions.

References

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