Balcony Clearing (Erkély-tisztás, Balconul Sipotelor) - Trascau Mountains | Photos

Huda lui Papara cave (Papara's Hole) - Salciua de Jos, Trascau Mountains 2.75 km away

Dalbina waterfall, Dark Blue Bruises of the Ponor (Vanatarile Ponorului) 3.88 km away

Suspension bridge - Aries river, Salciua de Sus 7.94 km away

Goat's Ledge (Brana Caprei) iron path - Ramet Gorge, Trascau Mountains 11.97 km away

Ramet Gorge (Cheile Rametului) - Goagiu Creek (Paraul Goagiu), Trascau Mountains 12.47 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.

Falco Tinnunculus (Common kestrel) via ferrata (E), the ascent Falcon's Rock, Corbu 183.38 km away
Over Corbu village in Harghita County, on the rocks of Falcon's Rock (Piatra Soimilor), which belong to the Bistrita Mountains, five via ferrata routes have been established. In November 2019, the first three routes of the Falcon's Rock via ferrata were complemented with two additional ones, featuring a roughly 15-meter hanging bridge and a 15-meter-high iron ladder.

Poienii Rock, north-eastern lookout point Bicaz Gorge 185.64 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.

Middle Belt (Spirala Medie) via ferrata route Baia de Fier 136.79 km away
In May 2018, two new via ferrata routes were inaugurated in Baia de Fier. Both start from section G of the rock face hiding the Women's Cave (Pestera Muierilor), and their initial stages are shared.

Astragalus iron path in winter Glod Stone, Munticelu 188.02 km away
The official website of the Sugau Gorge published information about a new via ferrata climbing route named Astragalus. Sugau Gorges - Munticelu is a nature conservation area part of Natura 2000 located in Neamt County, which borders Harghita County.

SkiGyimes ski slope Lunca de Sus 191.08 km away
It is well-known that in Rimetea, due to the Piatra Secuiului (Szekler's Rock) mountain, the Sun rises twice. However, perhaps few know that in Lunca de Sus, the Sun sets three times.

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