Turda Gorge
From Turda, take a local bus to Hășdate village, then a short walk leads to the gorge entrance.
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The gorge, also known as Cheile Bicazului, is a narrow canyon flanked by towering limestone walls, reaching heights of up to 300 meters. The main attraction here is the dramatic serpentine road that weaves through the gorge, providing breathtaking views at every turn. As you drive or hike through this natural wonder, you'll feel like you've stepped into a fantasy world of geological wonders.
Whether you're a rock climbing enthusiast, a hiker seeking pristine trails, or simply a traveler in search of unforgettable sights, Bicaz Gorge has something for everyone. The region offers numerous hiking trails, with the Red Lake (Lacu Rosu) at one end and the Bicaz Dam at the other. Don't miss the unique opportunity to explore the marvels of the Hasmasu Mare Mountains.
From Bucharest, take a train to Bacău or Piatra Neamț, then transfer to a local bus heading to Bicaz. Alternatively, several tour operators offer guided trips to the Gorge.
From Turda, take a local bus to Hășdate village, then a short walk leads to the gorge entrance.
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