Cross the clouds on the world's best driving road. 2,042 meters of pure adrenaline.
The Transfăgărășan Highway is the ride that put Romania on the motorcycle map. Built by Ceaușescu in the 1970s as a military road, it cuts straight through the Făgăraș Mountains — the highest range in Romania — with over 800 meters of altitude gain in tight, relentless switchbacks. At the top: Bâlea Lake, sitting at 2,042m, surrounded by glacial cirques and snow patches well into July.
But this tour isn't just the Transfăgărășan. Over 7 days you'll ride the full High Loop — connecting Sibiu, the Olt Valley, the northern approach through Curtea de Argeș, and returning via secondary roads through Apuseni Natural Park. The route mixes fast sweeping tarmac, high-altitude passes, and optional gravel detours through shepherd villages that most tourists never see.
We ride this route ourselves every season to check road conditions, mark fuel stops, and update the GPX files. You'll get a detailed day-by-day roadbook with altitude profiles, recommended stops, and accommodation suggestions at every stage.
Available as self-guided or guided
Transfăgărășan Highway — 90 km of legendary switchbacks to 2,042m
Bâlea Lake — glacial lake at the summit, accessible only June–October
Curtea de Argeș — medieval Romanian capital and royal necropolis
Sibiu — European Capital of Culture, stunning old town
Optional gravel detours through remote Apuseni villages
Olt Valley — dramatic gorge road with minimal traffic
Available as a self-guided package with GPS routes and roadbook, or as a fully guided tour with lead rider and support vehicle.