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Stage 2
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Day 2 Petrii - Pietrosul - Tarnita Rodna Mountains crossing
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Pasul PietriiPhoto: Gerd Simon, CC BY-ND, Alpenverein Freistadt
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2nd stage of the Rodna Mountains crossing on the Transkarpatia including the highest peak of the Eastern Carpathians, Vf. Pietrosul (2,303m)
difficult
Distance 18.3 km
8:17 h
1,459 m
735 m
2,270 m
1,188 m
Pasul Pietrii - viewpoint Vf. Batrana (1,710m) - Tarnita La Cruce (1,984m, tent setup) - long ridge hike to Pietrosul (2,303m) and the same way back to the tent
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A list of water points is derived from the GPS data of the respective photos, no opportunity to stop for refreshment!
Difficulty
difficult
Overall difficulty
difficult
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Highest point
2,270 m
Lowest point
1,188 m
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Track types
Forested/wild trail
10.3 km
Path
7.9 km
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Pasul Pietrii - viewpoint Vf. Batrana (1,710m) - Tarnita La Cruce (1,984m, tent setup) - long ridge hike to Pietrosul (2,303m) and the same way back to the tent
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Pasul PietriiTarnita La Cruce
Pietrosul 2.303m
Coordinates
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47.576906, 24.529874
DMS
47°34'36.9"N 24°31'47.5"E
UTM
35T 314243 5272233
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Difficulty
difficult
Overall difficulty
difficult
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
18.3 km
Duration
8:17 h
Ascent
1,459 m
Descent
735 m
Highest point
2,270 m
Lowest point
1,188 m
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