Goat Stone (Piatra Craivii, Piatra Craivei, Apulon) - Craiva, Trascau Mountains | Photos

Roman Baths (Baile Romane) - Cetea, Trascau Mountains 6.8 km away
Among the valleys of the Trascau Mountains, the Cetea Gorge best deserves the name of a crevice valley. Here, the waters of the Cetea Stream cut through the Mariuta limestone cliff, flowing through a narrow crevice that is only about 1-2 meters wide.

Ticuiata Rock (Stanca Picuiata) - Trascau Mountains 6.89 km away

Ramet Gorge (Cheile Rametului) - Goagiu Creek (Paraul Goagiu), Trascau Mountains 9.27 km away
The Ramet Gorge is the wildest canyon in the Trascau Mountains. Where the valley of the Ramet (Goagiu) Creek is now, there once was an extensive cave system.

Goat's Ledge (Brana Caprei) iron path - Ramet Gorge, Trascau Mountains 9.89 km away

Dalbina waterfall, Dark Blue Bruises of the Ponor (Vanatarile Ponorului) 17.93 km away

Women's Spiral (Spirala Muierilor) via ferrata, climbing fun Baia de Fier 115.16 km away
The Women's Spiral (Spirala Muierilor) via ferrata is set up on the rock that conceals the Women's Cave (Pestera Muierii). It is one of the seven routes near Baia de Fier as of now (2018).

Loreley and Pink Panther iron path Baia de Fier 115.08 km away
The Loreley via ferrata (graded B/C, with an elevation difference of approximately 100 m and a length of about 100 m) is located on the rock wall on the opposite side of the road. A branch from its upper section leads to the Pink Panther (Pantera Roz, graded A/B/C, approximately 200 meters long, with an elevation difference of about 50 meters).

Preacher's Rock Bodoc Mountains 186.88 km away
In the Bodoc Mountains, west-southwest from the Henter peak, we find a rock formation shaped like a mushroom by erosion, called Preacher's Rock. This 2-meter high rock probably got its name from the pagan Hungarian priests, who preached here in the past.

Snow-covered valley of Balea and the Transfagarasan in winter The descent 110.43 km away

Poienii Rock, north-eastern lookout point Bicaz Gorge 191.02 km away
From the viewpoint at the top of the northeastern wall of Poienii Rock in the Bicaz Gorges, we can look down 300 meters to the mouth of the Bicajel stream. The Bridge of the Hungarians is hidden among pine trees.

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