Lepsa (DN2D)
DN2D in Romania is a national road that stretches approximately 119 kilometers, connecting Focșani in Vrancea County to Târgu Secuiesc in Covasna County. Completed in November 2015, this road is entirely asphalted and well-marked with signs and metal guardrails. It offers a particularly scenic drive, winding through the Vrancea Mountains along the Putna Valley, and features the Mușat Pass (at 1160m altitude). Especially appreciated by motorcyclists for its numerous curves and excellent asphalt quality, the section between Ojdula and Tulnici, within the Putna-Vrancea Natural Park, is a highlight.
Information
- Open all year
- Asphalt quality: 9/10
- Scenery: 6/10
- Distance: 10/10 ( around 175 km with recommenden return)
- Traffic 8/10*
- Winding: 10/10
*traffic points
1 = very heavy traffic, 10 = no traffic at all.
Twisted Points:
Route
West to East: Targu Secuiesc – Lepsa – Vidra + recommended return on Soveja – Ojdula
Quick Tips
- Babamúzeum – Doll Art Gallery is a charming private museum located in Targu Secuiesc. The gallery began with 175 porcelain dolls and has since grown to house over 1,000 unique pieces. The museum is located in a beautifully restored 1910-era house. Inside, you’ll find dolls dressed in elaborate period costumes, miniature scenes, and even famous character representations.
- Cascada Putnei is a natural waterfall located near the village of Lepșa, in Vrancea County. The waterfall stretches about 76–80 meters in length, with a vertical drop of around 14 meters, forming a deep pool at its base that reaches up to 12 meters in depth
- Vrancea Wine Road: While primarily centered around Focșani and extending to areas like Odobești and Panciu (which are slightly off the main DN2D route but easily accessible from Focșani), Vrancea is a significant wine-producing region. You can explore royal cellars and taste local wines.
- Experience Lepsa DN2D on Two Wheels | Motoblitz (RO)