Tourist attractions near Baia de Fier (Baia de Fier, Gorj county, Romania)

Photos of nearby places

Muierii cave - Parang Mountains
Muierii cave - Parang Mountains (1st December 2003 - 11 photos) 2.43 km away
The Muierii Cave is situated at the southern foot of the Parang Mountains in the Baia de Fier area of Gorj County. Numerous climbing routes have been established on the rocks above the cave and on the opposite side of the road.
Polovragi cave - Capatinei Mountains
Polovragi cave - Capatinei Mountains (1st December 2003 - 6 photos) 3.6 km away
King's Road - Ranca holiday resort
King's Road - Ranca holiday resort (14th August 2011 - 16 photos) 23.13 km away
Round rocks from Costesti
Round rocks from Costesti (1st May 2013 - 16 photos) 24.29 km away
Parangul Mare peak
Parangul Mare peak (30th August 2020 - 16 photos) 25.67 km away
Goat saddle, Carja mountain shelter - Carja peak - Stoienita peak - Gemanarea - Parangul Mare peak.
Goats Trail, Cheii Gorges
Goats Trail, Cheii Gorges (13th June 2010 - 40 photos) 30.32 km away
Doabra Snail Shells - Brezoi
Doabra Snail Shells - Brezoi (18th September 2017 - 12 photos) 42.71 km away
Doabra Valley - Calinesti-Brezoi forest - Lotru Valley, Cozia National Park.
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Videos of nearby places

The Bear's Jump iron path - Baia de Fier 2.3 km away
The Bear's Jump (in Romanian, Saritoarea Ursului) is a fantasy-named via ferrata that opened in May 2018 near Baia de Fier, alongside the Middle Spiral (in Romanian, Spirala Medie). Both routes begin from the G zone of the rock face that conceals the Muierilor Cave.
Spirala Medie iron path - Baia de Fier 2.34 km away
In May 2018, two new via ferrata routes were inaugurated in Baia de Fier. Both start from section G of the rock face hiding the Muierilor Cave, and their initial stages are shared. The Bear's Jump (in Romanian, Saritoarea Ursului) leads vertically upwards. The Middle Belt or Middle Spiral (in Romanian, Spirala Medie) connects the former to the Big Spiral via ferrata route.
Muierii Cave - Baia de Fier 2.43 km away
We visited the Baia de Fier area, and climbed on the rock that also conceals the Women's Cave (Pestera Muierilor). Between two via ferrata routes, we also participated in one of the guided cave tours, which depart every hour.
Loreley and Pink Panther iron path - Baia de Fier 2.46 km away
The Loreley via ferrata (graded B/C, with an elevation difference of approximately 100 m and a length of about 100 m) is located on the rock wall on the opposite side of the road. A branch from its upper section leads to the Pink Panther (Pantera Roz, graded A/B/C, approximately 200 meters long, with an elevation difference of about 50 meters).

Other videos

Hodoaba Valley iron path Suncuius 217.09 km away
The Hodoaba Valley iron path is Romania's shortest and easiest (official) via ferrata route. It is located near Suncuius, in the Padurea Craiului Mountains, on the left bank of the Crisul Repede River.
Saint Anne lake Ciomat-Puturosu 196.3 km away
Lake Saint Anna is the only well-preserved volcanic crater lake in Eastern Europe. Here are some images from an afternoon outing.
Via ferrata du Diable France 1331.56 km away
The Devil's Iron Path (Via ferrata du Diable) is a multi-part via ferrata, located above a spectacular waterfall (Cascade du Nant), in a gorge, below the Victor-Emmanuel fort. For me, this climbing route presented the greatest challenge so far.
Seven Ladder Canyon in Winter Piatra Mare Mountain 153.33 km away
Seven Ladder Canyon and Waterfall in Winter - Piatra Mare Mountain
Lednica iron path Brestnitsa 238.6 km away
The Lednica via ferrata is located next to the Saeva Dupka Cave, near the village of Brestnitsa in Bulgaria. The trail leading to the via ferrata, which opened in 2007, starts from the cave parking lot next to a covered resting area.
Oltet Gorges Capatanii Mountains 3.95 km away
That day, we had planned to ski at the Ranca resort, situated alongside the Transalpina road in the Parang Mountains. Unfortunately, the minimal snowfall made skiing unfeasible, so we had to find an alternative activity on our way home.
Silberkarklamm Ramsau am Dachstein, Austria 811.09 km away
One of the most beautiful hiking spots in the area of Ramsau am Dachstein, is the Silberkarklamm. It is possible to drive to the entrance of the gorge, there is parking available on the side of the road, and you have to pay an entrance fee.
Spirala Medie iron path Baia de Fier 2.34 km away
In May 2018, two new via ferrata routes were inaugurated in Baia de Fier. Both start from section G of the rock face hiding the Muierilor Cave, and their initial stages are shared. The Bear's Jump (in Romanian, Saritoarea Ursului) leads vertically upwards. The Middle Belt or Middle Spiral (in Romanian, Spirala Medie) connects the former to the Big Spiral via ferrata route.
Waterfalls of Velnita stone-quarry Targu Ocna 249.58 km away
Starting from the Velnita quarry, an adventurous nature enthusiast, accustomed to wild and rugged terrains, will discover a true waterfall paradise. At the upper part of the quarry, two streams converge.
Ski Gyimes ski slope Lunca de Sus 226.61 km away
The Ski Gyimes ski slope is located in Lunca de Sus, right next to the main road. It is 800 m long, the level difference is 160 m. There are two lifts that takes you up to an altitude of 1060 meters above sea level.
Rosina Klettersteig Silberkarklamm, Ramsau am Dachstein 811.23 km away
The Rosina Klettersteig is the most difficult via ferrata in the Silberkar gorge, has a D difficulty rating, and it is a vertical masterpiece. After a short suspension bridge above the stream, it leads up the rock wall next to the gorge waterfall, all the way vertically.
Dino Parc Rasnov 141.51 km away
On June 12, 2015, one of the largest dinosaur theme parks in the region opened in Rasnov, where we can see 45 life-sized dinosaurs. The facility is located directly next to the Rasnov Fortress, which is one of the best-preserved Transylvanian Saxon peasant fortresses.
Via ferrata Tatabánya 490.62 km away
I climbed Kata! Who is Kata? Kata is a very talented, beautiful, but mainly extreme lady from Tatabánya. More specifically, she is Hungary's most difficult via ferrata climbing route. :-)
Snow-covered valley of Balea and the Transfagarasan in winter The ascent 83.76 km away
The Fagarasi Mountains can be easily approached from the north, mainly by using the Transfagarasan Road. This road is only accessible during the summer months (throughout its entire length), but from the Balea Waterfall station (Statia Balea Cascada) you can also reach the Balea Lake by cable car.
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