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  1. Moldoveanu Peak (Romanian: Vârful Moldoveanu, pronounced [ˈvɨrful moldoˈve̯anu]; "Moldavian Peak"), at 2,545 metres (8,350 ft), is the highest mountain peak in Romania. It is located in Argeș County, in the Făgăraș Mountains of the Southern Carpathians.

  2. El pico Moldoveanu (en rumano: Vârful Moldoveanu ), con 2544 m de altitud, es la montaña más alta de Rumanía. Está situado en el distrito de Argeş, en las montañas Făgăraș de los Cárpatos meridionales.

  3. Moldoveanu, peak in the Făgăraş Mountains of the Transylvanian Alps (Southern Carpathians) of Romania. At an elevation of 8,346 feet (2,544 metres), it is the highest peak in Romania. This article was most recently revised and updated by Amy Tikkanen .

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  4. Blog article describing my complete Romania road trip in detail: https://www.tim-tense.com/road-trip-guide-romania/Detailed itinerary on how to climb Moldove...

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    • Tim Tense
    • Overview
    • Getting There
    • Red Tape
    • When to Climb
    • Camping, Huts and Mountain Rescue
    • Hiking and Mountaineering
    • Weather

    The mountains of Transylvania conjure up images of dark serrated ridges and peaks, swirling mists, crumbling castles and above all the image of Dracula. Dracula history is certainly there, there are crumbling castles and a lot of swirling mists but dark and serrated the mountains are not. In fact, Făgăraş Mountains are mostly defined by long green ...

    From North: This is probably best approached from Braşov in the west or Sibiu (airport) in the east. A train link between the two drops you at one of the tiny stations not too far from the town of Victoria, called Ucea de Jos. Another option is Voila. From here a bus (eventually) will take you to the town of Victoria. Victoria is a pretty rough pla...

    No restrictions, camping is allowed everywhere. Check out Făgăraş Mountains page for more information. Please don't leave behind any litter, these mountains already suffer from it.

    The mountain can be climbed all year round but, in the season of deep freezes, and like any mountain range, tread carefully if plastered with snow. Summer is a good period, but sudden rain, thunder, lightning and hail can make going tough. In winter make sure you read the avalanche report before proceeding. This report is updated every two days. Cl...

    Being a wilderness area it is permissible to camp anywhere but of course - take in what you take out. Another (cheap) option is to use the huts on route. There are several accommodation options around Sâmbăta Monastery, check out the site of the touristic resort. Valea Sâmbetei hut is located just below the main ridge at 1401 m altitude on Sâmbăta ...

    Hiking

    Moldoveanu peak can be reached by tourists from each of the four geographical directions. The shortest trail is the one that starts in Victoria and follows Viştea Mare Valley till Portiţa Viştei refuge. Moldoveanu can be reached from Viştea Mare Peak in about 20-30 minutes. The ridge between these two is split by a breach called Spintecătura Moldoveanului. Here are some relevant hiking routes: 1. Valea Sâmbetei hut (1401 m) - Fereastra Mare a Sâmbetei (2268 m) – Portiţa Viştei col (2310 m) –...

    Mountaineering

    Moldoveanu Peak represents often an objective for winter ascents. Usually climbers go for the main Făgăraş ridge traverse, and Moldoveanu it's just there, on their way. Whatever route is chosen, from the West or from the East, there is one thing which must be considered: avalanches. Following the summer marked route is not advisable in winter, as it crosses very often directly the large southern slopes of the peaks. Depending on the snow conditions, might be safer to follow strictly the ridge...

    Like any mountain range the weather can turn from wonderful to nasty in seconds. ⊕ Weather forecast for Moldoveanu Peak ⊕ Avalanche report (updated every 2 days in winter season) ⊕ Evolution of snow cover (updated daily in winter season) ⊕ Avalanches in Romanian Carpathians

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    • Argeş
    • Hiking, Mountaineering, Scrambling
    • 45.59990°N / 24.73593°E
  5. 27 de mar. de 2021 · Fagaras Hikes: Moldoveanu – The Highest Peak in Romania. The hike to Moldoveanu Peak, the rooftop of Romania is without a doubt one of the most beautiful in the country! As we have already done most rooftops in South East Europe but still didn't manage to r...

  6. 28 de may. de 2023 · Among the mountains on the main ridge one stands out – Moldoveanu, the highest summit. Climbing Moldoveanu’s peak requires courage and endurance. It lies more than 13 km from the nearest village and therefore is usually climbed in two days but it’s so worth it!