Springs of the Romanian Carpathians: Harghita and Gurghiu Mountains, Nemira and Bodoc Mountains, Bucegi Mountains

Found 16 springs

16 springs of the Romanian Carpathians on karpaty.rocks — with photos, descriptions and a map. Most are in: Harghita and Gurghiu Mountains (5), Nemira and Bodoc Mountains (3), Bucegi Mountains (2). Use the filters to pick a range or other options; the map shows everything nearby.

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Mountain huts and shelters of the Carpathians

Springs of the Carpathians

Springs, wells and pump rooms of the Ukrainian Carpathians on one map: where to fill up on the trail, which springs dry out in summer and which flow all year. The condition of each spring is updated from hikers’ reports.

Water in the mountains: tips

  • Plan water for the whole day: even a well-known spring may barely trickle in August.
  • Fill up right at the source, above pastures and cattle camps.
  • “Drinkable” is no guarantee — in hot weather and below the meadows boil or filter the water.
  • Do not wash dishes or yourself in the spring itself: step a few metres away.

Map and part of the data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence. Data & licences. Photos from Wikimedia Commons and Mapillary; authors and licences are given under each photo.

At a glance

16in the catalogue
9ranges
1,152 mhighest point: Minunilor Spring

Frequently asked questions

How many springs of the Romanian Carpathians are in the karpaty.rocks catalogue?

The catalogue lists 16 springs. Most of them are in these ranges: Harghita and Gurghiu Mountains (5), Nemira and Bodoc Mountains (3), Bucegi Mountains (2).

Which of them lie highest?
Where to start?

The catalogue’s recommended order starts with: Sentinela Spring, Minunilor Spring, Márton Spring, Maria Spring and Csíki bora Spring.

Which other countries are in the “Carpathian springs” catalogue?