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The tour offers an incredible experience through a stunning gorge with numerous waterfalls and small lakes where you can also swim. Ladders and footholds require surefootedness, and some passages can only be negotiated with dry feet at low water levels. Bears are primarily encountered along the Transfagarasan, where they like to hang out because they are fed from cars. Since you walk 1.5km along the road and there is no alternative route, you should carry bear spray. The starting point of the tour is not ideal, as you have to drive off-road for a relatively long time, and the road is affected by rockfall. It is better to park in the small parking lot at the switchback where the tour turns off the Transfagarasan into the gorge.

Panorama point in Nucșoara and also a monument in remembrance of the anti-communist guerilla fighters (local groups which fought against the opressive regime between 1945 - 1959).

Cerdacul Stanciului is an awe-inspiring natural wonder hidden in the Piatra Craiului Mountains of Romania. This massive rock formation, carved by time, offers not only a thrilling hiking experience but also some of the most spectacular views you can find in the region. The sheer cliffs and dramatic overhang create a majestic, almost otherworldly atmosphere that will captivate any adventurer. For those seeking a memorable journey through nature’s finest creations, a hike to Cerdacul Stanciului is a must. The trail leads through lush forests and rocky terrain, rewarding you with breathtaking panoramas that make every step worth it. It’s a perfect spot for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone who appreciates the raw beauty of the Romanian Carpathians. Absolutely unforgettable!

Steep ascent with climbing passages on scree, so good hiking equipment with hiking poles, good shoes, and a helmet if necessary is recommended. Allow enough time. Very worthwhile ascent, as the view from the summit is fantastic.

Very steep ascent with lots of scree and small climbing sections. Good footwear and ideally hiking poles recommended. Only for people with a head for heights. Allow enough time for the ascent and descent.

If you go from Belea to Moldoveanu, you must climb the peak as well. It is very beautiful there and from there you can reach Moldoveanu in about 20 minutes. The route can be a bit strenuous.

The highest peak in Romania. There are different routes to get there. From Belea the route is long and somewhat strenuous. You can do the route in two days by spending the night in Podragu. You don't need any special equipment. Just good shoes and walking sticks. From the top the view in all directions is very good, weather permitting.

Flashlight recommended. A half-finished tunnel.