West Roads
Apuseni Mountains
The Apuseni Mountains form a captivating region in western Romania, home to a network of scenic routes and breathtaking landscapes. At its heart lies the Arieșului Valley, a significant geographical feature carved by the Arieș River, which has shaped the culture and economy of the area for centuries. This valley serves as a gateway to the region’s natural wonders, including the Transursoaia, a high-altitude road, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. More recently, the Transapuseana (DJ 107I) has emerged as a key modern artery,providing year-round access through the Trascău and Metaliferi Mountains. Together, these roads offer a comprehensive journey through the Apuseni’s diverse terrain, from deep gorges and dense forests to traditional villages and dramatic karst landscapes.
Because Straight Roads are Boring
Transursoaia (DN1R)
80 kilometers, open from May to October. Twisted Points: 36/50
Ariesului Valley (DN75)
85 kilometers, open all year. Twisted Points: 36/50
Transapuseana ( DJ107I)
78 kilometers, open all year. Twisted Points: 42/50

