Guided tours in Romania and abroad: hiking, sightseeing, snowshoeing!
Sometimes steep or narrow. Danger of falling cannot be ruled out. Basic surefootedness and orientation skills are an advantage.
Typical terrain and possible difficulties: Continuous footpath. Terrain partly steep. Danger of falling not entirely ruled out.
Requirements: Elementary surefootedness. Basic orientation skills.
Ciucas Peak (1954m) is the highest point of the Ciucas Massif, offering panoramic spectacular views (during the clear days, of course). For reaching it, we choose the trail that starts from Bratocea Pass (on DN1A – Brasov-Bucharest), and follows, then, Bratocea ridge line. Once arrived …
Grohotis mountains are fabulous during the winter time. With good visibility, we will have fantastic views all around. The profile of our itinerary is very friendly, without steep ups and downs. That means that the tour is just fine, even for the participants with a …
Piatra Mare Mountains and Postavaru Mountains, known together as Timisului Mountains or Barsei Mountains, are located within Carpathians’ Bend, in the southern part of the large hollow of Brasov. They are well characterized through the diversity of their relief, which reflects diversified geological structure. Within …
I have choosed Dades Valley, located between the peaks of the High Atlas and the Jbel Sarhro mountain range, because of its contrasts. Known as ‘The Valley of One Thousand Kasbahs’, it is the most prominent of the oasis valleys that dominate southern Morocco. It …
The circuit of Cheile Turzii and SkyFly via ferrata (iron path) are some of the most popular outdoor activities from Apuseni Mountains (Western Carpathians). Cheile Turzii (Turda Gorge) is a natural reserve (on Hășdate River) situated 6 km west of Turda and about 15 km south-east of Cluj-Napoca, in Transylvania. The canyon, formed through the erosion of …
