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Europa · Rumänien
Easy · 7 days
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Rumänien
Motorcycle Tours Romania – Carpathians and the Transfăgărășan
<p>Motorcycle tours in Romania take you through the Carpathians – from the gentle hills of Transylvania, over the Transfăgărășan pass road, to the enduro tracks of the Western Carpathians around the Apuseni Mountains. The Transfăgărășan is considered one of Europe's most spectacular pass roads, but is snow-free for only a few months a year. With OVERCROSS you ride these regions guided or self-guided – with experienced tour leaders, planned stages and accommodation along the route.</p>
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What makes Romania special on two wheels
One of Europe's best-known pass roads and three very different Carpathian riding areas.
Transfăgărășan
One of Europe's best-known pass roads
The pass road through the Făgăraș Mountains is considered one of the continent's most spectacular curvy routes.
- Open only late June to early October
- Highest point above 2,000 m
3 Carpathian areas
North, Central & West
Transylvania, the Central Carpathians around the Transfăgărășan and the Western Carpathians with enduro options offer three distinct riding experiences.
- On-road and enduro variants
- Guided or self-guided
from €750
Compact or extensive
From the basic lodge tour to a multi-day 5-country combination through the Carpathians, everything is available.
- Also bookable as a self-guided tour
- Combinable with Hungary, Poland & Slovakia
Best time to travel
Best time to travel in Romania
The Transfăgărășan opens for only a few months a year, lower Carpathian regions are rideable for longer.
Best season June to September
- Jan
- Feb
- Mär
- Apr
- Mai
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Okt
- Nov
- Dez
- Best time
- Good to ride
- Less suitable
The Transfăgărășan and other high Carpathian passes are usually snow-free only from late June to early October – outside that window they remain closed. The lower Carpathian regions in Transylvania and the west can be ridden from May through to early October.
Spring (May–Jun)
Transylvania , Western Carpathians
Lower Carpathians rideable, high passes sometimes still closed
Summer (Jul–Aug)
Central Carpathians
Transfăgărășan and high passes open
Autumn (Sep–early Oct)
All regions
Stable weather, clear views
Winter (Nov–Apr)
Not suitable
Carpathian passes closed, snow
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
For the Transfăgărășan, late June to early October is ideal. The lower Carpathian regions in Transylvania and the west can be ridden from May.
No, the pass road is usually snow-free and open only from late June to early October.
The three main areas are Transylvania in the north, the Central Carpathians with the Transfăgărășan, and the Western Carpathians with the Apuseni Mountains.
Yes, especially around the Apuseni Mountains in the Western Carpathians there are dedicated enduro tours off the tarmac.
Yes, several tours continue on to Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
