A curvy paved road to the summit of Krraba Pass

Krraba Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 807m (2,647ft) above sea level, located in Elbasan County, in Albania.

Krraba Pass

Is Krraba Pass paved?

Set high in the central part of the country, the road to the summit, also known as Kërraba Pass, is totally paved but curvy and steep. It’s called National Road SH3.

How long is Krraba Pass?

The pass is 25.7 km long, running north-south from Mushqeta (in Tirana County) to Bradashesh (in the Elbasan County). It’s lonely and remote.

When was Krraba Pass built?

The road was built in 1933. On 16 June 2013, the road was bypassed by the A3 road, the Tirana–Elbasan Highway, a four-lane highway.

 

 

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