Maja e Boshit () is a prominent summit in the Accursed Mountains range, in northern Albania. Rising at an elevation of , it is distinguished by its dome-like shape and positioning as a hydrographic junction for the watersheds of Shala, Valbona and Nikaj.
Situated west of the Zhaborret ridgeline and east of Maja e Rukës (1,620 m), it stands out as the only peak in the Albanian Alps that offers panoramic views over three remote valleys â Theth, Valbona and Curraj i Epërm â acting as a convergence point between them.
The nearby hiking trail of Rragam is a popular tourist attraction.
The ascent to Maja e Boshit is considered relatively challenging as it includes rocky sections where the use of hands may be necessary.
The route generally starts within Valbona Valley, from the area of Fusha e Gjesë at an elevation of about 949 meters (3,114 ft). From this point, marked trails lead toward Qafa e Zhaborres. After crossing the pass, the trail descends briefly before the final climb to the summit.
The total round-trip distance is approximately 18.4 kilometers (11.4 mi), with an overall elevation gain of about 1,587 meters (5,207 ft). The hike typically takes around twelve hours to complete.