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Favorite thing: The main aim of this trip is to complete the traverse of the longest section of the Transylvanian Alps, the Fagaras, whose 80km. of ridge rarely drops below 2000m. (6700ft.) and includes Romania's highest summit Moldoveanu (2544m, or 8480ft.). This is one of the longest, continuous, high level walks in Europe. The trip is suitable for the strong mountain walker who is also interested in seeing a fascinating country close-up; walking through flower strewn meadows and farm land, along craggy mountain tops and through indigenous forests. During the trek we have a fascinating glimpse of rural life in an almost medieval corner of Europe.
Written Feb 25, 2003
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The main aim of this trip is to complete the traverse of the longest section of the Transylvanian Alps, the Fagaras, whose 80km. of ridge rarely drops below...
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Fagaras is 54km west of brasov and is teeming with towering mountains plunging valleys and traditonal villages. i stayed in a pensione in the hamlet of Moieciu ..you dont get more local than this!
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It was about 12 years ago that I drove through Romania, on the way back to Scotland from Moscow. The people we met were very helpful and hospitable. Our car broke down in the middle of nowhere (long...
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My favourite route in Romania has to be the Transfagarasan road. This is the country's highest road and it runs from the E68 to Curtea de Arges. The road was built in the 70's by dictator Ceaucescu...
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