v3 a3 III
7h40
1h40
5h
1h
1035m
675m
360m
25m
2x40m
11
Car required (high wheelbase)
Rating:
★★★★★
0 ()
Info:
★★★
0 ()
Belay:
★★★
0 ()
Summary:
Urloaia Canyon, on the northern edge of Cozia Massif, is formed by the Urloaia Valley and its tributaries. It features 12 abseilable waterfalls, slides, and drops in a spectacular landscape. The highest waterfall is 27m, and in high water conditions, it is challenging even for the well-prepared.
Summary:
Urloaia Canyon, on the northern edge of Cozia Massif, is formed by the Urloaia Valley and its tributaries. It features 12 abseilable waterfalls, slides, and drops in a spectacular landscape. The highest waterfall is 27m, and in high water conditions, it is challenging even for the well-prepared.
Access:
Approach (1 h 40):
Tour (5 h):
Return (1 h):
Coordinates:
Parking at Entry
45.329308°, 24.361572°
↓↑
DMS: 45° 19" 45.51', 24° 21" 41.66'
DM: 45° 19.758", 24° 21.694"
Google Maps
DMS: 45° 19" 45.51', 24° 21" 41.66'
DM: 45° 19.758", 24° 21.694"
Google Maps
Parking at Exit
45.368411°, 24.373764°
↓↑
DMS: 45° 22" 6.28', 24° 22" 25.55'
DM: 45° 22.105", 24° 22.426"
Google Maps
DMS: 45° 22" 6.28', 24° 22" 25.55'
DM: 45° 22.105", 24° 22.426"
Google Maps
Canyon Start
45.350222°, 24.373061°
↓↑
DMS: 45° 21" 0.8', 24° 22" 23.02'
DM: 45° 21.013", 24° 22.384"
Google Maps
DMS: 45° 21" 0.8', 24° 22" 23.02'
DM: 45° 21.013", 24° 22.384"
Google Maps
Canyon End
45.359564°, 24.367175°
↓↑
DMS: 45° 21" 34.43', 24° 22" 1.83'
DM: 45° 21.574", 24° 22.031"
Google Maps
DMS: 45° 21" 34.43', 24° 22" 1.83'
DM: 45° 21.574", 24° 22.031"
Google Maps
Literatures:
Canyoning Book
Alin V. Popa, Ioan Pop (John)
2024
978-973-0-39907-3
To purchase The Canyon Guide of Romania, just send an email to office@apic.ro .Each copy costs €22 + shipping.
The guide spotlights 35 documented canyons, each with key statistics, a profile topo sketch, an area map, concise descriptions, and flash-flood ratings. These sculpted corridors slice through the wild Carpathian Mountains, revealing some of Romania’s purest alpine beauty across 200+ pages. We have linked to this book also some new canyons explored after the book went to print, keeping your adventures fully up to date.
Hydrology:
