Kleç Peak (pronounced: C-l-a-tch) is named from the Kleç basin, which is located at the bottom of four different peaks: Kulla, Kleç, Zallina and Beg’s Peak. This basin is famous for its pastures in which the snow melts last – sometime during summer in July.

Kleç Peak is located in the border between Kosovo and Macedonia, both border slopes are face the top, one at 220º dhe other at 40º, which also connects this peak to the Zallina Peak. This peak is not visible from a distance, because other surrounding peaks, especially Kulla Peak, hinder the view.

Kleçi’s Peak is part of the Sharri Mountains.

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