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Guidebook to walks and multi-day treks in the Carpathian mountains of Romania. Includes routes in the Maramures and Bucovina regions, Piatra Craiului ridge, and the Retezat and Fagaras mountains.
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A guidebook to a selection of 37 walks and short treks (of 2–6 days) in the mountains of Romania. Routes are graded by difficulty: popular routes have a good network of mountain huts, whereas more remote backpacking routes require complete self-sufficiency.
Day walks range from 11 to 24km and can be enjoyed in 5–8 hours. Treks range from 13 to 98km. The routes cover the mountains of Maramures, the Eastern Carpathians, the mountains around Brasov, the Fagaras Mountains, the region from the Olt to the Jiu, and the Retezat, Banat and Apuseni Mountains. Also included is an ascent of Moldoveanu, Romania’s highest peak.
	Map key
	Overview map
	Author preface
	
	Introduction
	Geography
	Vegetation and wildlife
	History
	Language
	Culture
	Climate
	When to go
	What to take
	Getting there
	Local transport
	Accommodation
	Food and drink
	Health and safety
	Money
	Staying in touch
	National parks
	Rules and regulations
	Maps
	Waymarking
	Water, food and other supplies
	Using this guide
	
	The Mountains of Maramureş
	The Rodna Mountains
	Route 1    Șetref Pass to Rotunda Pass
	The Gutâi and Ţibleş Mountains
	Route 2    Breb–Creasta Cocoşului–Neteda Pass
	Route 3    Groşii Ţibleşului to Arcer, Ţibleş and Bran Peaks
	The Munţii Maramureşului
	Route 4    Repedea to Prislop Pass
	
	The Eastern Carpathians
	The Land of Dorna
	Route 5    The Suhard
	Route 6    The Rarău-Giumalău
	Route 7    The Călimani
	The Ceahlău
	Route 8    Izvorul Muntelui to Durau
	The Hăşmaş Massif and Lacu Roşu
	Route 9    Bălan to Lacu Roşu
	
	The mountains around Braşov
	The Postăvaru Massif
	Route 10    Braşov to Râsnov
	The Piatra Mare Massif
	Route 11    Dâmbu Morii–Piatra Mare Peak via Șapte Scări Gorge
	Route 12    Timişu de Sus–Cabana Piatra Mare via Tamina Gorge
	The Baiului and Grohotiş
	Route 13    A north–south traverse of the Baiului
	Route 14    Across the Baiului and Grohotiş
	The Ciucaş Massif
	Route 15    Cheia to Bratocea Pass
	The Bucegi Mountains
	Route 16    Poiana Braşov to Omu Peak
	Route 17    Into the Bucegi from the Prahova Valley
	The Piatra Craiului Mountains
	Route 18    The Northern Ridge
	Route 19    The Southern Ridge
	
	The Făgăraş Mountains
	The Iezer-Păpuşa Massif
	Route 20    The Iezer-Păpuşa Circuit
	Route 21    From the Iezer-Păpuşa to the Făgăraş
	The Făgăraş Chain
	Route 22    Traversing the Făgăraş from east to west
	
	From the Olt to the Jiu
	The Cindrel and the Parâng
	Route 23    From Păltiniş to Stațiunea Parâng
	The Cozia
	Route 24    The Cozia Circuit
	The Buila-Vânturariţa
	Route 25    Cheia Village–Buila-Vânturariţa ridge–Băile Olăneşti
	
	The Retezat Mountains
	The Retezat
	Route 26    Cârnic to Cabana Gura Zlata via Bucura Lake
	Route 27    Poiana Pelegii to Cârnic via Bucura Lake
	The Vâlcan Massif
	Route 28    From the Vâlcan to the Retezat
	The Ţarcu, Godeanu and Retezatul Mic
	Route 29    Jigora Saddle to Cabana Buta
	
	The Mountains of Banat
	The Domogled-Valea Cernei national park
	Route 30    Băile Herculane to Domogled Peak and back
	Route 31    Băile Herculane to Stânca lui Sisi and back
	The Semenic
	Route 32    The gorges of the Semenic
	
	The Apuseni Mountains
	The Trascău and Muntele Mare
	Route 33    The Gorges of the Trascău
	Route 34    Poşaga de Jos–Scăriţa Belioara–Runc
	Route 35    Runc–Scăriţa Belioara–Lunca Largă–Runc
	The Padiş Region
	Route 36    Statiunea Vârtop–Cetăţile Ponorului–Padiş–Pietroasa
	Route 37    Gârda de Sus–Scărişoara ice cave–Padiş–Cabana Varasoaia–Stâna de Vale
	
	Appendix A    Route summary table
	Appendix B    Accommodation
	Appendix C    Useful contacts
	Appendix D    Language notes and glossary
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Janneke Klop has been exploring Romania since 2005, having previously been an English teacher. She writes about her Romanian adventures at www.roamaniac.com and also offers guided tours. She lives in Ghent, Belgium and is an active member of the Klimen Bergsportfederatie (Climbing and Mountaineering Belgium) and Grote Routepaden (Grandes Randonnées).
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