Mountain Climbing in Romania

Discover the challenging ascents and stunning views awaiting you in the mountains of Romania!

Conquer the lofty summits of the Carpathian Mountains and explore Romania’s stunning natural beauty when you come mountain climbing in the historic eastern European nation. “Compare and book a certified guide for your Mountain Climbing trip with Explore-Share.com: 1500+ guides, 70+ countries and more than 8000 different programs to choose from. Take a pick from our Mountain Climbing selection. The mountains are calling!

Top mountain climbing trips | Romania:

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Winter mountaineering in Făgăraș Mountains, Romania

Join a certified guide from Zaiko Adventures on a 2-day winter climbing adventure to remember among some of Romania's tallest peaks in the Făgăraș Mountains.

2 days

Intermediate

Any

FromEUR 300

5.00

(3)

Moldoveanu Peak, 2-day climb to the highest peak in Romania

Climb the highest mountain in Romania with one of the certified guides at Zaiko Adventures on a 2-day Moldoveanu peak program!

2 days

Intermediate

Any

FromEUR 140

Winter Climbing in the Bucegi Mountains of Romania

Join one of the certified guides at Zaiko Adventures on an exciting winter climbing program in the breathtaking Bucegi Mountains in central Romania!

1 day

Intermediate

Any

FromEUR 105

5.00

(1)

Winter Mountaineering Weekend in the Carpathians

Explore the beautiful Carpathians in Romania on an incredible 2-day winter mountaineering adventure with Minhnea, an IFMGA mountain guide.

2 days

Intermediate

Any

FromEUR 250

3-day Winter ascent on Lespezi (Caltun) North Face, Fagaras Mountains

Join Cristina, an IFMGA-certified mountain guide, for this 3-day winter ascent of Lespezi in the Fagaras Mountains. It's a tough yet rewarding climb in the heart of Romania!

3 days

Advanced

Any

FromEUR 500

Lespezi 3-day winter ascent via the north face, Fagaras Mountains

Conquer the north face of Lespezi in Romania’s Fagaras Mountains with an IFMGA-certified guide on a 3-day winter ascent.

3 days

Intermediate

Any

FromEUR 375

There are many reasons for choosing Mountain Climbing in Romania

Romania is home to some of Europe’s most stunning scenery. Heading out on a mountain climbing trip in the Carpathian Mountains yields incredible views of rugged peaks, verdant slopes and spectacular glacial valleys. It is also not an uncommon sight to come across medieval castles, while traversing Carpathian mountain ridges, which adds to the sense of adventure.

Good to know:

Country Code:

+40

Language:

Romanian

Currency:

Romanian leu (RON)

Best time to visit:

May to September, but mani guides offer winter mountain climbing trips as well

What’s the weather like?

During the summer, the Carpathian Mountains offer perfect conditions for climbing. Average daily temperatures range from 13 °C to 18 °C. Temperatures tend to be a bit cooler during the autumn. The summer, however, is also the wettest time of year. Autumn both tend to be a bit drier

How to get there:

Any trip to Romania will likely begin with a flight into Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP). You can get here via a direct flight from most major European airports. From here, it is easy and scenic to take a train up into the Carpathian mountains and on to your final destination

More info about Mountain Climbing in Romania:

Since the Carpathian Mountains stretch throughout the entirety of Europe’s twelfth largest country, there are plenty of excellent mountain climbing adventures to choose from. At 2.544 meters in elevation and situated in the very center of the country, Moldoveanu Peak, is Romania’s tallest mountains and most popular mountain climbing destination. The most popular routes to its summit takes climbers over the Viștea Mare, which at 2.527 meters in elevation, is the country’s third tallest mountain. Negoiu Peak, which is located nearby to Moldoveanu in the Făgăraș Mountains, is Romania’s second highest mountain and another popular mountain climbing destination. Spending a long weekend in this part of the country should allow ample time to summit all three of the country’s tallest mountains. While summer is the most popular season for mountain climbing, many guides also offer trips in the winter. Winter climbing in Romania is ideal preparation for taking on higher and more difficult mountains elsewhere in Europe and the world

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