Seacă Valley

Ultimo aggiornamento: 30.04.2025 da APIC România
Sottoregione: Apuseni Natural Park
Città: Vârtop
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Sintesi:
Seacă Valley, located in the Bihor Mountains, originates in the heart of Groapa Ruginoasă. The canyon it carves is a natural theater where each waterfall, rock, and stone nook tells stories of the relentless forces of water shaping it through erosion. A notable highlight of the canyon is Groapa Ruginoasă itself, a unique geological phenomenon in Romania, impressive for its grandeur and reddish-yellow hues. The Seacă Valley canyon offers a journey into the wild heart of nature, in a perfect setting, an adventure not to be missed.
Sintesi:
Seacă Valley, located in the Bihor Mountains, originates in the heart of Groapa Ruginoasă. The canyon it carves is a natural theater where each waterfall, rock, and stone nook tells stories of the relentless forces of water shaping it through erosion. A notable highlight of the canyon is Groapa Ruginoasă itself, a unique geological phenomenon in Romania, impressive for its grandeur and reddish-yellow hues. The Seacă Valley canyon offers a journey into the wild heart of nature, in a perfect setting, an adventure not to be missed.

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Avvicinamento (2 h):

Giro (4 h 30):

Ritorno (10 min):

Coordinate:

Parcheggio in uscita
46.556111°, 22.666861°
DMS: 46° 33" 22', 22° 40" 0.7'

DM: 46° 33.367", 22° 40.012"

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Parcheggio all'entrata
46.545889°, 22.647806°
DMS: 46° 32" 45.2', 22° 38" 52.1'

DM: 46° 32.753", 22° 38.868"

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Inizio del canyon
46.525728°, 22.652425°
DMS: 46° 31" 32.62', 22° 39" 8.73'

DM: 46° 31.544", 22° 39.146"

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Fine del canyon
46.55575°, 22.6665°
DMS: 46° 33" 20.7', 22° 39" 59.4'

DM: 46° 33.345", 22° 39.99"

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Letteratura:

Libro Canyoning
Alin V. Popa, Ioan Pop (John)
2024
978-973-0-39907-3
To purchase The Canyon Guide of Romania, you can find it here: https://www.apic.ro/magazin/ 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.

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