Transursoaia is one of the Romanian high-altitude roads

Transursoaia (DN1R) is a mountain road that straddles Cluj and Alba counties, in Romania. It’s one of the famous Romanian high-altitude roads.

Transursoaia Road

 

Where is Transursoaia Road?

The road is located in the northern part of the country, within the Parcul Natural Apuseni.

Is Transursoaia Road paved?

The road is mostly paved, with some gravel sections. It's best to travel during the day, as the mountains reward riders with spectacular views. The road includes steep sections and 15 hairpin turns, and it's narrow in some areas. Caution is required, especially in those narrow sections.

How long is Transursoaia Road?

The road is 80 km (49.7 miles) long, running south to north from the town of Albac (in Alba County) to Huedin (in Cluj County).

Is Transursoaia Road open in winter?

Set high in the Apuseni Mountains, the road reaches 1,324 m (4,343 ft) above sea level at Pasul Ursoaia. It is usually impassable from November to April, depending on weather conditions.

 

 

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