A 1,400-km grand traverse of Romania from the Moldavian monastery heartland in the northeast to the Danube in the southwest, crossing Transylvania, the Carpathians, and Saxon fortified-village country on one of Europe's newest epic trails.

A 120-km traverse of the Fagaras Mountains along Romania's highest ridgeline at 2,000–2,544 m, passing glacial lakes and the summit of Moldoveanu — the highest peak in Romania and the entire Carpathian arc outside the Tatras.

A compact Carpathian circuit across wind-exposed plateaus, steep valley trails, and dramatic limestone viewpoints above Prahova Valley.