In the far western corner of Kosovo, beyond the town of Peja (or Peć, as it is known to Serbs), there’s a narrow pass that enters one of the most spectacular areas in the Balkans: the Rugova Gorge, where granite walls vault 609 meters (2,000 feet) above the Drini River. The gorge is traversed by the infamous M9 road. This gorge runs due west from Peja to the Montenegrin border.
The Restelicë-Volkovija border is an international high mountain border at an elevation of 1.628m (5,341ft) above the sea level located in the Kosovo-Macedonia border.
