Transalpina - The King's Road

AIRVŪZ STAFF NOTE : Former DVOW Winner Nelstill brings us this stunning drone video of Romania's Transalpina, the country's highest road. Otherwise known is DN67C, the Transalpina runs a course of about 90 mi. (148 km) over the Urdele Pass through the Southern Carpathian Mountains and connects the regions of Transylvania and Wallachia. The Transalpina was built during World War II, decades before the better-known Transfăgărășan (DN7C), which runs on a roughly parallel path through a different Capathian pass about 140 mi. (around 230 km) to the east.

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Located in the heart of Romania, the Transalpina Road, also known as "The King's Way," or "The King's Road" is an absolute gem that should be on every travel enthusiast's must-visit list. It is widely regarded as one of the most breathtaking drives in the world as it winds its way through the stunning Carpathian Mountains, treating you to awe-inspiring views at every twist and turn.

So, Transalpina, Romania's highest road at 2,145m, elegantly traverses the Parâng Mountains. Connect from Novaci to Sebeș and witness the mesmerizing union of Transylvania and Oltenia. Experience the pinnacle of Romanian drives!