Theth National Park in the Albanian Alps offers a rugged and authentic mountain experience, best visited from late spring to early autumn (May-October) as heavy snow closes roads and limits access during winter. Accessibility is challenging, often requiring a 4x4 or shared furgon from Shkodër due to unpaved sections of the road. While experienced trekkers can explore solo, guided visits are recommended for less experienced hikers or those seeking cultural insights on longer, potentially challenging trails. There is no official park entrance fee, and costs are generally affordable, with guesthouses offering half-board for approximately €20-€50 per night. A typical visit lasts 2-3 days to explore local attractions like Grunas Waterfall and the Blue Eye, extending to 3-5 days if incorporating the popular Valbona-Theth hike. Visitors should bring cash, sturdy hiking gear, and be prepared for limited connectivity, embracing the traditional guesthouse experience for an immersive stay.