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Rarău1 651 mRarăuVârful Rarău · RomaniaRarău, ChirilRarău (Romanian: Vârful Rarău) is the highest summit of the massif of the same name in the Eastern Carpathians, 1,651 m above sea level.
Vânătarea lui Buteanu2 507 mVânătarea lui ButeanuVârful Vânătarea lui Buteanu · RomaniaVânătarea lui Buteanu, CârțișoaraVânătarea lui Buteanu (Romanian: Vârful Vânătarea lui Buteanu, often also Vânătoarea lui Buteanu) is a 2,507 m summit in the Făgăraș Mountains of the Southern Carpathians.
Coștila Peak2 490 mCoștila PeakVârful Coștila · RomaniaCoștila Peak, BușteniCoștila Peak (Romanian Vârful Coștila) is a 2,490 m summit in the Bucegi Mountains of the Southern Carpathians in Romania.
Mihăilecu1 918 mMihăilecuVârful Mihăilecu · RomaniaMihăilecu, RepedeaMihăilecu (Romanian Vârful Mihăilecu, also spelled Mihailecu on maps) is a 1,918 m summit in the Romanian part of the Maramureș Mountains, in the north of Maramureș County.
Zăganu1 817 mZăganuVârful Zăganu · RomaniaZăganu, CheiaZăganu (Romanian Vârful Zăganu, Hungarian Zagán or Zákányos) is a 1,817 m summit and also the name of a whole rocky ridge in the Ciucaș Mountains, in the Curvature Carpathians (Eastern Carpathians,...
Dara2 500 mDaraVârful Dara · RomaniaDara, Sâmbăta resortDara (Romanian: Vârful Dara, Hungarian: Dara-csúcs) is a summit of about 2,500 m in the eastern part of the Făgăraș Mountains in the Southern Carpathians.
Ciortea2 427 mCiorteaVârful Ciortea · RomaniaCiorteaCiortea (Romanian Muntele Ciortea, German Hohe Scharte, Hungarian Csortea) is a mountain in the western Făgăraș with three close summits, the highest of which, Ciortea West (Ciortea 1), reaches 2...
Muntele Mic1 802 mMuntele MicVârful Muntele Mic · RomaniaMuntele Mic, Poiana MăruluiMuntele Mic (Romanian, “the Little Mountain”; Hungarian Kis-havas) is a 1,802 m mountain (1,807 m according to OSM and a Wikimedia Commons caption) in Caraș-Severin County in south-western Romania.
Harghita-Mădăraș1 801 mHarghita-MădărașVârful Harghita-Mădăraș · RomaniaHarghita-Mădăraș, Harghita-BăiHarghita-Mădăraș (Romanian Vârful Harghita-Mădăraș, Hungarian Madarasi-Hargita) is the highest summit of the Harghita Mountains, at 1,801 m (some sources give 1,800 m), in the Inner Eastern...
Păpușa (Retezat)2 508 mPăpușa (Retezat)Vârful Păpușa · RomaniaPăpușa (Retezat), RâușorPăpușa (Romanian: Vârful Păpușa, Hungarian: Papusa-csúcs) is a summit on the main ridge of the Retezat Mountains in the Southern Carpathians, in Hunedoara County.
Tâmpa960 mTâmpaMuntele Tâmpa · RomaniaTâmpa, BrașovTâmpa (German Zinne, Hungarian Cenk) is the city mountain of Brașov, 960 m high, almost entirely surrounded by the city and rising about 400 m above it.
Custura2 457 mCusturaVârful Custura · RomaniaCustura, Câmpu lui NeagCustura (Romanian Vârful Custura) is a 2,457 m summit in the Retezat Mountains of the Southern Carpathians – according to Romanian Wikipedia, the fifth-highest in the massif.
Cindrel Peak2 244 mCindrel PeakVârful Cindrel · RomaniaCindrel Peak, PăltinișCindrel Peak (Romanian Vârful Cindrel, also Cândrel) is the highest summit of the Cindrel Mountains, at 2,244 m (some sources give 2,245 m), in the centre of the Southern Carpathians in Romania, in...
Muntele Mare1 826 mMuntele MareVârful Muntele Mare · RomaniaMuntele Mare, SăgageaMuntele Mare (Romanian Vârful Muntele Mare, Hungarian Öreghavas) is a 1,826 m summit in the eastern part of the Apuseni Mountains (Western Romanian Carpathians).
Podragu2 462 mPodraguVârful Podragu · RomaniaPodragu, ViștișoaraPodragu (Romanian Vârful Podragu) is a 2,462 m summit in the central Făgăraș Mountains, where the borders of three counties – Brașov, Argeș and Sibiu – meet.
Giumalău1 857 mGiumalăuVârful Giumalău · RomaniaGiumalău, ChirilGiumalău (Romanian Vârful Giumalău) is the highest summit of the Rarău–Giumalău massif in the Eastern Carpathians, at 1,857 m.
Vlădeasa1 836 mVlădeasaVârful Vlădeasa · RomaniaVlădeasa, RogojelVlădeasa (Romanian: Vârful Vlădeasa, Hungarian: Vigyázó-csúcs or Vlegyásza-csúcs) is the highest summit of the Vlădeasa Massif in the Apuseni Mountains (Western Romanian Carpathians), 1,836 m above...
Arpașul Mare2 468 mArpașul MareVârful Arpașul Mare · RomaniaArpașul MareArpașul Mare (Romanian Vârful Arpașul Mare, also Arpașu Mare or Vârtopul) is a 2,468 m summit on the main ridge of the Făgăraș Mountains, on the border of Sibiu and Argeș counties.
Țibleș1 839 mȚibleșVârful Țibleș · RomaniaȚibleș, SuplaiȚibleș (Romanian: Vârful Țibleș, Hungarian: Cibles or Széples) is one of the three highest summits of the Țibleș Mountains in the Inner Eastern Carpathians, 1,839 m above sea level.
Budacu1 859 mBudacuVârful Budacu · RomaniaBudacu, BorcaBudacu (Romanian Vârful Budacu, also Budacul; Hungarian Nagy-Budak) is the highest summit of the Bistrița Mountains in the Romanian Eastern Carpathians, at 1,859 m.
Cucurbăta Mare1 849 mCucurbăta MareVârful Cucurbăta Mare · RomaniaCucurbăta Mare, PătrăhăițeștiCucurbăta Mare (Romanian: Vârful Cucurbăta Mare or Curcubăta Mare; also Bihor Peak, Romanian: Vârful Bihor; Hungarian: Nagy-Bihar) is the highest summit of the Bihor Mountains and of the whole...
Gugu Peak2 291 mGugu PeakVârful Gugu · RomaniaGugu PeakGugu Peak (Romanian Vârful Gugu, also Muntele Gugu) is the highest summit of the Godeanu Mountains, at 2,291 m, in the western part of the Southern Carpathians in Romania.
Piule2 081 mPiuleVârful Piule · RomaniaPiule, Câmpu lui NeagPiule (Romanian Vârful Piule) is the highest summit of the Piule-Iorgovanu Mountains, at 2,081 m. In hiking literature the massif is usually called Retezatul Mic, the «Little Retezat»: it lies...
Iezeru Mare2 463 mIezeru MareVârful Iezeru Mare · RomaniaIezeru MareIezeru Mare (Romanian Vârful Iezeru Mare, also Iezerul Mare) is a 2,463 m summit in the Iezer-Păpușa Mountains, in Argeș County.
Vârful cu Dor2 030 mVârful cu DorRomaniaVârful cu Dor, SinaiaVârful cu Dor (literally “the Peak with Longing”) is a 2,030 m summit on the southern edge of the Bucegi plateau, above the resort of Sinaia in Prahova County.
Lespezi2 517 mLespeziVârful Lespezi · RomaniaLespezi, CârțișoaraLespezi (Romanian: Vârful Lespezi) is a 2,517 m summit on the main ridge of the Făgăraș Mountains in the Southern Carpathians, in Sibiu County on the border with Argeș.
Urlea2 473 mUrleaVârful Urlea · RomaniaUrlea, Sâmbăta de SusUrlea (Romanian Vârful Urlea) is a 2,473 m summit in the eastern part of the Făgăraș Mountains, on the border of Brașov and Argeș counties.
12 Apostoli1 771 m12 ApostoliVârful 12 Apostoli · Romania12 Apostoli, Gura Haitii12 Apostoli (Romanian Vârful 12 Apostoli, Doisprezece Apostoli – “the Twelve Apostles”) is a 1,771 m summit in the northern part of the Călimani Mountains, in Suceava County.
Mircii2 470 mMirciiVârful Mircii · RomaniaMirciiMircii (Romanian Vârful Mircii) is a 2,470 m summit in the central part of the Făgăraș Mountains, in Argeș County. It stands right on the main ridge, which here also carries the E8 European long...
Ciomadul Mare1 301 mCiomadul MareVârful Ciomatu Mare · RomaniaCiomadul Mare, Băile TușnadCiomadul Mare (Romanian Vârful Ciomatu Mare, Hungarian Nagy-Csomád) is the highest summit of the Ciomadul volcanic massif (Hungarian Csomád), at 1,301 m, in the Eastern Carpathians of Romania.