Top 10 Romanian hiking peaks · 🇬🇧

The highest peak in Romania, reaching 2,544 meters in the Făgăraș Mountains. A challenging ascent that rewards hikers with unparalleled panoramic views of the Transylvanian Alps.

The second highest peak in Romania, standing at 2,535 meters, also in the Făgăraș Mountains. Known for its rugged terrain and technical sections, offering a thrilling experience for experienced mountaineers.

A prominent peak in the Bucegi Mountains at 2,505 meters, home to a meteorological station and a mountain refuge. It's one of the most accessible high peaks, offering stunning views and unique rock formations.

The highest peak of the Retezat Mountains, reaching 2,509 meters. This majestic summit is surrounded by glacial lakes and offers incredible scenery within a national park known for its biodiversity.

The highest peak in the Parâng Mountains, at 2,519 meters. It provides expansive views over the surrounding ranges and is part of a less frequented but equally beautiful mountain range.

The main ridge of the Piatra Craiului Mountains, reaching 2,238 meters. Famous for its narrow, dramatic limestone ridge, offering some of the most spectacular and challenging traverses in Romania.

A mythical peak in the Godeanu Mountains, reaching 2,291 meters, often associated with ancient Dacian legends. It offers a remote and wild hiking experience with stunning natural beauty.

Part of the sacred Ceahlău Massif, this peak reaches 1,904 meters and is known for its unique rock formations and spiritual significance. The views of Bicaz Lake and the Eastern Carpathians are breathtaking.