Conquering the Carpathians - part 1 | Bicycle touring Romania
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2019
- One of the wildest countries in Europe: Romania. In the summer of 2019 I cycled across the magnificent country of Romania, conquering many of the Carpathians' highest mountains along the way.
Starting in Belgrade, Serbia, I followed the Danube river towards the border with Romania. Through National Parks and mountain ranges I searched for the remotest of paths and most beautiful mountain passes.
For more information and background stories on this journey, please visit www.cyclingaroundtheplanet.com/
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Wonderful video! Just watched it on my exercise bike. Spectacular scenery, lovely music and you have a great style of presenting. Loved the donkey too! 👍
That was AWESOME Loved the views the narration the music. Well done 📸👍👍👍👍📸🙏
Thanks Drew! I really enjoyed the trip. Part 2 is soon to follow!
Awesome journy👍
No way you have been there ! I'm from Anina, Romania and is next to Bigar waterfall, You have been in places and did things that I just dream about. Currently I'm in uk for work in last years, but I must say a big THANK YOU ! I get to see once again the places I love
I really love the video mate.
Love the videos and the songs
Man I got so emotional with Your trip! Thanks mate and I wish You sunny trips in future!
loved the video brother
fascinating episode
12:00 I was going to say what a hero you are taking that footpath with that bike, pushing so hard. The people in the countryside don't really know what different bicycle types are for.
Great footage, nice soundmix, sjieken bill maat!
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What are the odds? I have a Trek 920 and a Hilleberg Soulo and I use it for touring! Next you will tell me you use a Brooks saddle and ride tubeless tires!
I do carry a bit more stuff than you as I use an ortlieb handlebar bag along with the trunk bag over the rear rack attached to the rear panniers.
I live in Iceland and do my touring here. Am however looking for routes in Europe to try out when I can squeeze a longer holiday from work....
What are the odds indeed! I really like the bike and tent. I also have a Brooks saddle, but not tubeless tires.
Actually, I will be cycling through Iceland in a few months (April 2020) and I will be carrying some more gear as well. I might see you there!
@@cyclingaroundtheplanet Nice to hear your plans. I suggest you pack all your winter stuff because April is still snowy and cold here. If you were planning for a spring ride then I would push it back to May at least. What are your route plans?
I will probably cycle mainly on the ring road (clockwise), because from what I have read most other roads are still closed in April.
@@cyclingaroundtheplanet be prepared for some snow and cold. You can also get low pressure systems with bad weather. You could also strike lucky and have beautiful weather all the way. There are a few mountain passes on the Ring road you will need to cross so be prepared for that. It is almost certain that you will encounter some snow and ice on the road on those sections.
Gran vídeo, gran aventura, gran ciclista......¿tienes cuenta paypal para colaborar?