One third of the Romanian territory is made of mountains – The Carpathians. Although not very high (2,544m – in Fagaras Range), they are extremely diverse and wild. We create and offer tours of all difficulty levels.
Our guides are all authorized mountain guides with lots of experience, who know how to add the cultural experience to the breathtaking scenery you will encounter on your way.
British group in Bucegi Natural Park in July. Strunga Seddle in the back
End of April in Ciucas Mountains
New alpine shelter in Hasmas National Park. You can sleep here if booking in advance
Magura alpine village - situated between Piatra Craiului National Park and Bucegi Natural Park
Secular forest in Vanatori Neamt Natural Park - home of the European bisons reintroduced into wilderness
Bucegi Natural Park Photo taken by one of our Swedish partners during their research trip in July
September in Fagaras Mountains. The main ridge
Valley in Bucegi Mountains in June - from Poiana Gutanu
Swedish group in Fagaras Mountains in July
Valley in Bucegi Mountains in June - from Poiana Gutanu
View over Transylvania from Ceahlau National Park
Rhododendron flowers in Fagaras Mountains in September
If you prefer a self-guided trip, we will create a custom-made tour for you and will provide all necessary hiking maps, GPS tracks and other necessary information in a personalized road book.
