The Shkumbin Mountains are a mountain range located in Albania, known for their stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystems. They are part of the larger Dinaric Alps and feature rugged terrain, deep valleys, and rich forests. The mountains are home to various wildlife species and offer opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and climbing. The range is named after the Shkumbin River, which flows nearby and plays a crucial role in the region's ecology. The mountains are also significant for their cultural heritage, with several historical sites and traditional villages nestled within their slopes, reflecting the rich history of the area.