Mirusha Waterfalls

This is such a cool adventure spot! There are three main waterfalls, with a small hiking trail between them. The trail is made up of rocks and can be pretty slick when wet, so make sure you were good shoes. The hike is not to intense and is probably around two hours round trip. The waterfalls are very beautiful and well worth the trip!

These waterfalls are awesome. I came here once before and few months ago and unfortunately there were no falls. Coming back was great. The falls were beautiful and fun to get to. The path is a bit difficult, especially when the rocks are wet but everyone in my group made it safely and we had a good time.

There is no water coming down!! Even the lowest most accessible one is dry since there hasn’t been any rain these last 3 months. The road to the first one is a 5 min walk at the end of the road. No idea about the hile to the next ones. Even though we checked google reviews this morning nothing prepared us for this so I hope it helps someone. We drove 1.5 hours to see the falls so it was disappointing….

Incredible place. Staff working at the bar and parking are very nice and helpful. Parking is 1€ (garded), only hiccup is the bad road to go there.

This place must be nice when there is enough water that is running and creating waterfall. Unfortunatelly during our visit it was already dry. But the lake, shade, restaurant and calmness of this place is georgous. There is small restaurant with nice staff serving basic grilled meat, salad, drinks and beer. Some guys even swam in tha lake but the water was not very clean. Parking is 1 euro and last about 3km is quite bad bumpy road but we managed to get there and back by 2 wheels drive car.

The place is beautiful nature wise. It has a lot of potential. But when you take a deeper look, garbage everywhere, cigarette butts, bottle caps and many other things. The man that works there is great, great english, communicative, trying to take care of the place as much as he can.

Could be very nice, but no water in August. All dried out, beauty left to your imagination. But the hike/climb into the canyon is still very nice. Access from the village llapceve, you follow the sign, then about 3 km on the gravel road, if you encounter the old man, that is vigorously gesturing for you to stop and tries to tell you you can't be on the gravel road, just ignore him and continue. I was kinda confused, until another stopped and told me to just drive on.

You can either park your car at Villa Park Ujëvara (restaurant by the main street) and walk for like 25 minutes the dirtroad straight to the waterfalls. Another option is to basically drive the dirtroad directly to the waterfall. There is easily enough space for your car.