Vorankündigung Natacha Rumänien

04-06-2016

Am 27. Juni wird die 2. nationale Liste - Natacha Rumänien - erscheinen. Ungarn hat 75 Anstiege, Rumänien, mit mehr Bergen in den Karpaten, hat 125 Anstiege ausgewählt. Falls du einen Urlaub in Rumänien planst, oder selbst Rumäne bist, findest du hier weitere Informationen.

Romania includes 9 big topographic regions : 3 mountainous (Occidental, Meridional and Oriental Carpathians – 95 climbs), 4 hilly (the Transylvanian Plateau in the middle of the Carpathians, the Subcarpathian foothills and, in the east, the Moldavian and Dobrogea Plateaus – 30 climbs) and 2 fully flat and ineffective plains.

 

The Meridional Carpathians are the « richest » : 3 high mountain roads at 2000 (or almost) : Transf?g?r??an (Balea), Transalpina (Urdele) and Transbucegi. A lot of resorts (Muntele Mic, Straja, Rusu, Paltinis, ...), among which the new road to Pasul Vâlcan and its 2km at 15%. For the tourism, the capital of the ancient Dacian Kingdom (Sarmizegetusa Regia), the Retezat National Park (Râu?or) or the Sohodol gorges.

 

In the west, the biggest climbs lie between 1000 and 1500m, between Beius and Cluj-Napoca : Buscat, Stâna de Vale and Semenic, the Beli?-Fântânele and Dr?gan lakes, Padi? plateau or the Ursoia and V?rtop passes. A few touristic climbs : Sc?ri?oara caves, two viewpoints on the Danube (Sfânta Elena and Valea Ponicovei) and V?li?oarei and Turzii gorges. You'll find the steepest sections towards Sc?ri?oara, Feredeu and C?lug?ra monasteries, and ?iria fortress.

 

In the Eastern Carpathians, many passes from 800 to 1500m, amongst which some unpaved (Predelus, Barcani, Stâni?oara, P?ltini?, ...). The steepest sections belong to Rarau and Soveja, the most beautiful landscapes to Bicaz and Sfânta Ana crater lake, and the best design to the Pasul Gutâi hairpins. The list also includes two resorts in Harghita, Sl?nic-Moldova spa and some lakes (Tarni?a, Colibi?a). A few climbs are used in the Tour of Szeklerland (Harghita-B?i, ?icas and Ghime?, Ca?in and Calonda passes) or in the Cycling Tour of Romania.

 

In the hilly regions, the promotion of the Romanian heritage has compensated for the lack of elevation, cultural heritage (monasteries and fortresses) and natural (Danube Delta, Siret valley, gorges, vineyards).

 

On the Transylvanian Plateau, besides the cobbled streets in the historic centre of Sighi?oara and the Nicula monastery in Gherla, a few climbs used in the Tour of Sibiu (Dealul D?ii, Peli?or and Ru?i) have been selected, as well as the Cheile (gorges) Babei towards Coroieni.

 

The Subcarpathians are represented by a fortress above Târgu Neam?, three monasteries (Ciolanu, Dealu and Probota at the foot of T?t?ru?i), a road from the Danube (Ghelmegioaia), Tohani vineyards (in Jugureni) or a climb of the very first Tour of Romania in 1935 (Petricica on the outskirts of Bac?u).

 

In the north-east, on the Moldavian Plateau, two climbs lie near to the Siret valley (Gorovei with its monastery and Petre?ti-G?iceana), Strunga is a « King of the Mountain » in the Tour of Romania and Dealul Mare is above a vineyard (Odobe?ti). Finally, close to the Danube Delta and the Black Sea, Niculi?el has a beautiful elevation (300m) and a vineyard. Cheile Dobrogei gorges are worth seeing thanks to their natural beauty and ?ipotele shows an amazing 10%, close to the Bulgarian border.

 

The obvious will of the Romanian authorities to develop the road network in order to increase the touristic supply allows to envisage increasing the number of paved climbs and, therefore, enriching the list.

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Here is the list without link currently

1 Muntele ?es

2 Meses

3 Dami?

4 Lacul Dr?gan

5 Stana de Vale

6 Padi?

7 Beli?-Fântânele

8 F?getul Clujului

9 Pasul Ursoaia

10 Pasul V?rtop

11 Pe?tera Sc?ri?oara

12 Buscat (Sta?iunea)

13 Cetatea ?iria

14 M?n?stirea Feredeu

15 V?soaia

16 Slatina de Mure?

17 Pasul Lazuri

18 Pasul V?li?oara

19 Pasul Buce?

20 Pasul Bucium

21 Pasul Alma?u Mare

22 Geoagiu-B?i

23 Cheile V?li?oarei

24 Cheile Turzii

25 Poarta de Fier

26 Ocna de Fier

27 Iabalcea

28 Semenic (Sta?iunea)

29 Marila

30 Poarta Oriental?

31 M?n?stirea C?lug?ra

32 Piadra Alba

33 ?tin?pari

34 Sfânta Elena

35 Valea Ponicovei

36 Coroieni

37 M?n?stirea Nicula

38 Lefaia

39 Târn?veni DN14A

40 Media?-Blâjel DN14A

41 Biserica din Deal

42 Topârcea

43 Ru?i-Slimnic DN14

44 Dealul D?ii

45 Peli?or-Richi?

46 Jina (Transalpina)

47 Sarmizegetusa Regia

48 Muntele Mic (Sta?iunea)

49 Râu?or (Parcul Na?ional )

50 Pasul Jiu Cerna

51 Cheile Sohodolului

52 Godeanu

53 Straja (Sta?iunea)

54 Pasul Vâlcan (Sta?iunea)

55 Rusu (Sta?iunea)

56 Curmatura Vidrutei

57 Pasul Urdele

58 Páltinis

59 M?n?stirea Frasinei

60 Pasul Balea

61 Poiana Bra?ov

62 M?gura

63 Pârâul Rece

64 Pasul Bran

65 Cabana Piatra Arsâ

66 Pasul Huta

67 Pasul Gutâi

68 Pasul Neteda

69 Petrova

70 Pasul ?etref

71 Pasul Prislop

72 Pasul Rotunda

73 Valea Blaznei

74 Lacul Colibi?a

75 Pasul Tihuta

76 Pasul Mestec?ni?

77 Pasul Ciumarna

78 Pasul Trei Movile

79 Pasul Rarau

80 Tarni?a

81 P?ltini? (Vatra Dornei)

82 Pasul Stâni?oara

83 Petru Vod?

84 Schitul Cerebuc

85 Pasul Creanga

86 Pasul Tulghe?

87 Pasul Bicaz

88 Pasul Bucin

89 ?icas

90 Pasul Calonda

91 Harghita-M?d?ra?

92 Harghita-B?i

93 Pasul Ghime?

94 Hatod

95 Pasul Ca?in (Pasul Nyerges)

96 Lacul Sfânta Ana

97 Pasul Uz

98 Sl?nic Moldova-P S?rat?

99 Pasul Oituz

100 Pasul Musat

101 Soveja

102 Comand?u

103 Barcani

104 Pasul Predelus

105 Pasul Bratocea

106 T?t?ru?i

107 Cetatea Neam?

108 Petricica

109 M?n?stirea Ciolanu

110 Jugureni-Marginea P?durii

111 M?n?stirea Dealu

112 Cânde?ti Deal

113 Gu?oeni

114 Ghelmegioaia

115 Bobai?a

116 Gorovei

117 Strunga

118 Dealul Mare

119 Petre?ti-G?iceana

120 Popeni-Epureni

121 Niculi?el

122 Horia

123 Sarighiol de Deal

124 Cheile Dobrogei

125 ?ipotele 

Natacha Romania is coming

04-06-2016
 

In less than one month, the launch of the second national challenge, the Romanian Natacha will happen. Hungary had 75 climbs in its list, Romania, with more mountains in the Carpathes, has 125 climbs in its list. If you manage holidays in the region or if you are romanian members, you'll be interested by what follows.

Romania includes 9 big topographic regions : 3 mountainous (Occidental, Meridional and Oriental Carpathians – 95 climbs), 4 hilly (the Transylvanian Plateau in the middle of the Carpathians, the Subcarpathian foothills and, in the east, the Moldavian and Dobrogea Plateaus – 30 climbs) and 2 fully flat and ineffective plains.

 

The Meridional Carpathians are the « richest » : 3 high mountain roads at 2000 (or almost) : Transf?g?r??an (Balea), Transalpina (Urdele) and Transbucegi. A lot of resorts (Muntele Mic, Straja, Rusu, Paltinis, ...), among which the new road to Pasul Vâlcan and its 2km at 15%. For the tourism, the capital of the ancient Dacian Kingdom (Sarmizegetusa Regia), the Retezat National Park (Râu?or) or the Sohodol gorges.

 

In the west, the biggest climbs lie between 1000 and 1500m, between Beius and Cluj-Napoca : Buscat, Stâna de Vale and Semenic, the Beli?-Fântânele and Dr?gan lakes, Padi? plateau or the Ursoia and V?rtop passes. A few touristic climbs : Sc?ri?oara caves, two viewpoints on the Danube (Sfânta Elena and Valea Ponicovei) and V?li?oarei and Turzii gorges. You'll find the steepest sections towards Sc?ri?oara, Feredeu and C?lug?ra monasteries, and ?iria fortress.

 

In the Eastern Carpathians, many passes from 800 to 1500m, amongst which some unpaved (Predelus, Barcani, Stâni?oara, P?ltini?, ...). The steepest sections belong to Rarau and Soveja, the most beautiful landscapes to Bicaz and Sfânta Ana crater lake, and the best design to the Pasul Gutâi hairpins. The list also includes two resorts in Harghita, Sl?nic-Moldova spa and some lakes (Tarni?a, Colibi?a). A few climbs are used in the Tour of Szeklerland (Harghita-B?i, ?icas and Ghime?, Ca?in and Calonda passes) or in the Cycling Tour of Romania.

 

In the hilly regions, the promotion of the Romanian heritage has compensated for the lack of elevation, cultural heritage (monasteries and fortresses) and natural (Danube Delta, Siret valley, gorges, vineyards).

 

On the Transylvanian Plateau, besides the cobbled streets in the historic centre of Sighi?oara and the Nicula monastery in Gherla, a few climbs used in the Tour of Sibiu (Dealul D?ii, Peli?or and Ru?i) have been selected, as well as the Cheile (gorges) Babei towards Coroieni.

 

The Subcarpathians are represented by a fortress above Târgu Neam?, three monasteries (Ciolanu, Dealu and Probota at the foot of T?t?ru?i), a road from the Danube (Ghelmegioaia), Tohani vineyards (in Jugureni) or a climb of the very first Tour of Romania in 1935 (Petricica on the outskirts of Bac?u).

 

In the north-east, on the Moldavian Plateau, two climbs lie near to the Siret valley (Gorovei with its monastery and Petre?ti-G?iceana), Strunga is a « King of the Mountain » in the Tour of Romania and Dealul Mare is above a vineyard (Odobe?ti). Finally, close to the Danube Delta and the Black Sea, Niculi?el has a beautiful elevation (300m) and a vineyard. Cheile Dobrogei gorges are worth seeing thanks to their natural beauty and ?ipotele shows an amazing 10%, close to the Bulgarian border.

 

The obvious will of the Romanian authorities to develop the road network in order to increase the touristic supply allows to envisage increasing the number of paved climbs and, therefore, enriching the list.

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Here is the list without link currently

1 Muntele ?es

2 Meses

3 Dami?

4 Lacul Dr?gan

5 Stana de Vale

6 Padi?

7 Beli?-Fântânele

8 F?getul Clujului

9 Pasul Ursoaia

10 Pasul V?rtop

11 Pe?tera Sc?ri?oara

12 Buscat (Sta?iunea)

13 Cetatea ?iria

14 M?n?stirea Feredeu

15 V?soaia

16 Slatina de Mure?

17 Pasul Lazuri

18 Pasul V?li?oara

19 Pasul Buce?

20 Pasul Bucium

21 Pasul Alma?u Mare

22 Geoagiu-B?i

23 Cheile V?li?oarei

24 Cheile Turzii

25 Poarta de Fier

26 Ocna de Fier

27 Iabalcea

28 Semenic (Sta?iunea)

29 Marila

30 Poarta Oriental?

31 M?n?stirea C?lug?ra

32 Piadra Alba

33 ?tin?pari

34 Sfânta Elena

35 Valea Ponicovei

36 Coroieni

37 M?n?stirea Nicula

38 Lefaia

39 Târn?veni DN14A

40 Media?-Blâjel DN14A

41 Biserica din Deal

42 Topârcea

43 Ru?i-Slimnic DN14

44 Dealul D?ii

45 Peli?or-Richi?

46 Jina (Transalpina)

47 Sarmizegetusa Regia

48 Muntele Mic (Sta?iunea)

49 Râu?or (Parcul Na?ional )

50 Pasul Jiu Cerna

51 Cheile Sohodolului

52 Godeanu

53 Straja (Sta?iunea)

54 Pasul Vâlcan (Sta?iunea)

55 Rusu (Sta?iunea)

56 Curmatura Vidrutei

57 Pasul Urdele

58 Páltinis

59 M?n?stirea Frasinei

60 Pasul Balea

61 Poiana Bra?ov

62 M?gura

63 Pârâul Rece

64 Pasul Bran

65 Cabana Piatra Arsâ

66 Pasul Huta

67 Pasul Gutâi

68 Pasul Neteda

69 Petrova

70 Pasul ?etref

71 Pasul Prislop

72 Pasul Rotunda

73 Valea Blaznei

74 Lacul Colibi?a

75 Pasul Tihuta

76 Pasul Mestec?ni?

77 Pasul Ciumarna

78 Pasul Trei Movile

79 Pasul Rarau

80 Tarni?a

81 P?ltini? (Vatra Dornei)

82 Pasul Stâni?oara

83 Petru Vod?

84 Schitul Cerebuc

85 Pasul Creanga

86 Pasul Tulghe?

87 Pasul Bicaz

88 Pasul Bucin

89 ?icas

90 Pasul Calonda

91 Harghita-M?d?ra?

92 Harghita-B?i

93 Pasul Ghime?

94 Hatod

95 Pasul Ca?in (Pasul Nyerges)

96 Lacul Sfânta Ana

97 Pasul Uz

98 Sl?nic Moldova-P S?rat?

99 Pasul Oituz

100 Pasul Musat

101 Soveja

102 Comand?u

103 Barcani

104 Pasul Predelus

105 Pasul Bratocea

106 T?t?ru?i

107 Cetatea Neam?

108 Petricica

109 M?n?stirea Ciolanu

110 Jugureni-Marginea P?durii

111 M?n?stirea Dealu

112 Cânde?ti Deal

113 Gu?oeni

114 Ghelmegioaia

115 Bobai?a

116 Gorovei

117 Strunga

118 Dealul Mare

119 Petre?ti-G?iceana

120 Popeni-Epureni

121 Niculi?el

122 Horia

123 Sarighiol de Deal

124 Cheile Dobrogei

125 ?ipotele 

 


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