Romania
Poenari Citadel — Vlad III’s Eagle’s Nest Fortress Above the Argeș Gorge
The real Dracula's castle — 1,480 steps above the Transfăgărășan, clinging to a cliff above the Argeș River…
Overlanding Trails in Romania
Trails curated for overlanders in Romania.
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Camping Bâlea Cascadă — Transfăgărășan Valley Station Campground
Forested campground at the base of Bâlea Waterfall on the Transfăgărășan, the last established stop before the high…
Romania
Făgăraș Mountains — Bâlea Lac High Plateau Dispersed Camp
Raw alpine dispersed camping on the roof of Romania, just below the Transfăgărășan's famous glacial lake at 2,034m.
Romania
ModerateTransfăgărășan Highway — Curtea de Argeș to Sibiu via the Southern Carpathian High Crossing (Full North-to-South Traverse)
Built by a dictator. Driven by everyone else.
Romania
ModerateTransfagarasan Highway — Curtea de Arges to Sibiu via the Southern Carpathian High Crossing (Full Traverse)
The road Ceaușescu built. The Carpathians own it.
Romania
ModerateTransfăgărășan Highway — Curtea de Argeș to Bâlea Lac via the Southern Carpathian High Crossing
Ceaușescu's mountain madness, paved.
Romania
DifficultTransylvania Transbucegi — Sinaia to Padina via Babele and the Bucegi Plateau High Road
Limestone sphinxes and cloud-shrouded plateau high above Transylvania.
Romania
ModerateTransfăgărășan Highway — Bâlea Lac to Sibiu via the Southern Carpathian High Crossing
Ceaușescu's mountain scar. Europe's wildest paved pass.
Romania
ModerateTransfăgărășan Highway — Bâlea Lac to Curtea de Argeș via the Argeș Valley Descent
Romania's switchback masterpiece through the Fagaraș.
Argeș County
ModerateTransylvania High Road — Transfăgărășan South to Bâlea Lac via the Argeș Valley
Ceaușescu's insane alpine road into the clouds.