Uzun mesafe doğa yürüyüşleri - Caraș-Severin County

Penultimul segment din traseul Via Transilvanica trece prin încântătoarea micro-regiune Banatul montan, traversând Parcul Național Semenic - Cheile Carașului și trecând pe la marginea altor două parcuri naționale. 

Un segment din Via Transilvanica care-ți dezvăluie un ținut încărcat de istorie, legende, povești cu ființe fantastice, bogății naturale; un traseu vegheat de la distanță de crestele Munților Retezat. Pe parcurs traversezi două parcuri naționale a căror frumusețe se lasă descoperită uneori mai greu, alteori cu efort considerabil; în plus, vei admira două situri UNESCO: Geoparcul Dinozaurilor Țara Hațegului, respectiv cetatea dacică Sarmizegetusa Regia.

Via Transilvanica is the only long distance trail that crosses Romania from NE to SW. It unites different geographical units, historical regions and cultures.

The Mountainous Banat is the area crossed by Via Transilvanica Trail, which enters through the Iron Gates of Transylvania in Caraş-Severin County, crossing a part of the “Gugulan country”, dwellings in the mountains and hills of the National Parks with secular forests, meeting Nera with her cool shadows and mountain streams with old green moss.

Terra Dacica is the name of the Via Transilvanica section that crosses the counties of Alba and Hunedoara. Both counties are laden with the ancient and recent history of our country, under the weight of which, cities of major importance, stretch lazily with their medieval or ancient Dacian royal fortresses, winding along the Mureș valley and the Târnavelor plateau with its vineyards, greeting the Apuseni Mountains and winding towards the Retezat Mountains, reflecting ever more strongly the roots of the Romanian people, until the trail enters the Iron Gates of Transylvania in the county of Caraș Severin.

Nice route in Godeanu mountains, with possibility to enter in Retezat mountains and to countinue

Via Transilvanica has its last 135 km on the last part of Caraș-Severin County (starting from Crușovăț) and the rest on the territory of Mehedinți County, a part we call Terra Romana, an area with a unique climatic specificity in Romania, which allowed the development of a breathtaking natural landscape. Stories about the Dacians and the Romans, hidden treasures that are still lost somewhere in the depth of the ground or deep inside the caves, roads that were once walked by the kings of Romania and even more recent stories and legends about people living in this area nowadays, all these are waiting to be discovered by those who are willing to open their hearts and minds to all these beauties.

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