Tomorr Mountain National Park, National park in southern Albania

Tomorr Mountain is a protected park in southern Albania featuring a peak at roughly 2,400 meters (7,900 feet) with limestone cliffs, thick forests, and steep terrain spread across the landscape. The park includes hiking paths, camping locations, and viewpoints set throughout this natural area.

This region has been a sacred site for people living here since ancient times. The government officially protected this mountain in 1956 to preserve its natural features and resources for the future.

Tomorr is a sacred site for both Christians and Bektashis, who come to the massif on pilgrimage. The Bektashi tekke and the shrine near the summit are the focus of these visits, and the mountain's name and role in local religious life are tied to this shared veneration.

The park entrance is near the town of Berat, making it accessible for visitors starting their hike. Bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water since the trails climb steeply and the terrain is rocky.

The Osum River has carved deep gorges and caves through limestone cliffs over thousands of years, creating a hidden system beneath the visible landscape. These underground passages add an unexpected dimension to the park.