Going by road, take Rruga Dibrës, which eventually snakes around the contours of the mountain. 15km or so up the road is the gate to the park (small fee payable). There is little information available about the park and although it is a wonderful location for walking there are no organised trails or paths. The park extends to the summit from this point, consisting for the most part of deciduous and evergreen forest.
Approximately 3km from the park entrance is a small turning to the left. 500m down a rough dirt track is Fshati Turistik Paradise (17km from Tirana, tel. +355 223 63 93). Perched overlooking the valley, this is a collection of utilitarian wooden huts with two beds and a shower each. At the centre of the establishment is a good rustic restaurant hosted with hearty good humour by your host Sulejman.
About one kilometre further up the road is the Gurra e Perrisë fish restaurant, and 200 metres further lies the Panorama hotel and restaurant complex. The road continues to ascend past a couple more establishments until it comes to a large grassy plateau beside the top station of the Dajti Express cable car which is the traditional destination for school-parties and weekending locals. Note that the top of the mountain is a military area and is home to radio, TV and NATO masts.
Dajti is the best place in Tirana for fresh air.
It's wonderful!
The best thing ever.
Dajti is probably the best thing Tirana has to offer. That's my opinion...
I loved it.