This stage of the Via Dinarica Kosovo running along the Kosovo-Montenegro border, offers a harmonious blend of panoramic beauty and adventure. This stage of the trail spans 11.2 km, and traverses gently rolling terrain, passing through expansive pastures and rocky landscapes with a gradual yet moderate ascent.

The stage begins near the Shtedim shepherd huts and winds through wide grazing fields and sparse shrubbery, ascending gradually towards the majestic Hajla Peak. In its initial stretch, the trail weaves through a mix of pastures and forests, offering resting points and captivating views of Hajla and the surrounding landscapes of Montenegro.

A recommended left deviation offers an easier and more defined path toward the Lower Hajla Pass. Standing at 2,403 meters, Hajla Peak is one of the most prominent summits of the Bjeshkët e Nemuna range, located along the Kosovo-Montenegro border. Hajla also features smaller peaks, such as Hajla e Shkrelit and Hajla e Pepiqit, which draw many hikers and nature enthusiasts.

The final ascent through rocky terrain rewards hikers with breathtaking views of the Rugova Mountains and cliffs adorned with alpine vegetation.

Upon reaching the ERA Lodge, hikers are warmly welcomed by its charismatic owner in a cozy atmosphere that perfectly blends comfort with natural beauty.

The journey from Hajla to Boga offers hikers a captivating 8.1km trail of moderate difficulty, unveiling the natural beauty of Kosovo’s mountains. The stage begins with a steady ascent through meadows rich in wildflowers, hawthorn shrubs, and blueberry bushes, passing by Hajla e Dramadolit, Hajla e Koshutanit, and Hajla e Shkrelit. The climb opens onto a gentle ridge, providing easy walking and panoramic views of the Çfërla and Kopranik massifs.

Midway through this stage, the route crosses a wide, open pasture where sporadic, weathered markers guide hikers toward a forested area. Hikers are advised to exercise extra caution when navigating this recently cleared forest, as signs of wildlife—including bear tracks—indicate an active ecosystem. Traveling in groups and maintaining vigilance is strongly recommended.

The shaded forest path, under the canopy of young pine trees, offers a refreshing respite. The scent of pine and the melodic chirping of birds enrich the sensory experience.

A downhill stretch leads hikers to expansive meadows offering stunning views of the Rugova Mountains and surrounding peaks. Scattered blueberry bushes invite hikers to pause for a moment, while encounters with shepherds and blueberry gatherers offer insights into the area’s traditional way of life.

The trail continues to its final descent, ending at Qafa e Dasmorëve, an area shaded by tall pines and lush vegetation. A refreshing stop at Kroni i Sadikut provides an ideal break before the trail concludes in Boga.

With the exceptional hospitality of Rudi Alp House in Boga, this stage seamlessly blends natural tranquility with the cultural richness of Kosovo’s landscapes, creating an unforgettable experience for hikers.

The stage from Boga to Haxhaj, spanning approximately 15 kilometers, is one of the most picturesque and engaging hikes along the Via Dinarica, consistently following the Kosovo-Montenegro border. Beginning in the village of Boga, the trail reaches Qafa e Dasmorëve, where hikers take the left path. From here, the moderately difficult trail begins with a gentle ascent, gradually revealing meadows where livestock graze amidst clusters of young pines. The landscape exudes a magical aura, guiding hikers through centuries-old trees shaped by time, meadows bursting with wildflowers, and untouched forests, creating a peaceful yet adventurous journey.

The initial section, dense with fir and pine trees, winds through shaded terrain featuring a mix of ascents and descents that require careful navigation. Recent improvements in trail marking and clearing have made the route easier to follow, though proper hiking footwear is essential due to the uneven and occasionally rocky terrain.

As hikers progress to the middle section, they are greeted by sweeping views of the surrounding forest, punctuated by open spaces that reveal rugged mountain panoramas. The trail transitions into more open landscapes, leading hikers along ridges near the Montenegro border. Here, stunning views of towering peaks dominate the horizon. The terrain varies, blending wide pastures, clusters of ancient pines, and fields of alpine flowers that add vibrant colors and enrich the scenic beauty.

The final stretch before reaching Haxhaj descends to a 4x4-accessible road, providing an easier path to the destination. The stage concludes at Shkambi A. Resort, where hikers are welcomed by a refreshing mountain spring renowned for its "exceptionally high pH levels"—an ideal spot to rejuvenate after a successful journey.

This stage showcases the mountainous beauty of western Kosovo and offers an unforgettable experience through diverse ecosystems and picturesque landscapes. Hikers are advised to carry sufficient water, a rain jacket, and basic navigation tools to ensure a safe and enjoyable trek.