| Radohina | |
| Other Name: | Maja "Shkurte Pal Vata" |
| Map: | Albania |
| Elevation: | 2568m (8,425feet) |
| Prominence: | 856m (2,808feet) |
| Isolation: | 6.2km (03.9miles) |
| Coordinates: | 42.4268°N 19.7255°W |
| Region: | Northern Mountain Region |
| Settlement Type: | Municipality |
| Settlement: | Shkodër |
| Range: | Accursed Mountains |
| Age: | Mesozoic |
| Type: | massif |
| Geology: | limestone, dolomite |
Radohina is a massif situated in the Albanian Alps, within the boundaries of Shkodër municipality. Its main peak, Maja e Radohinës, reaches a height of 2568m (8,425feet).[1]
Radohina lies between the valleys of Theth in the southeast and Cemi i Vuklit in the northwest.A dome-shaped mountain mass composed entirely of Mesozoic limestone and dolomite, it features steep slopes that drop into the Bogë meadow and Theth pits, with the glacial cirques of Kllogjen and Radohina pits surrounding it in the northeast and southwest. Two other peaks rise on both sides of the mountain, Vishnje 2517m (8,258feet) in the northeast and Maja e Thatë 2541m (8,337feet) in the southwest. Like many other massifs in the Albanian Alps, Radohina is mostly devoid of vegetation.[2]