Zaslat kolo z Rakousko do Rumunsko

Austria and Romania are connected by one of the most spectacular cycling roads in the world: the Transfăgărășan Highway. This Romanian mountain road climbs to over 2,000 metres through the Carpathian Mountains, with sweeping hairpins and a tunnel at the summit. Beyond the famous highway, Romania's cycling potential is vast, with the Carpathian arc offering thousands of kilometres of quiet mountain roads that rival the Austrian Alps in grandeur.

The cycling corridor between Austria and Romania links two countries with rich mountain cycling traditions separated by the Hungarian plains. Romania's Carpathian Mountains form a dramatic arc through the country, creating a cycling paradise of Alpine proportions that remains largely undiscovered by the international cycling community. The Transfagarasan is the showpiece climb, with its northern approach from Sibiu ascending through dense forest before emerging above the treeline for a breathtaking final push to the summit at Balea Lake. The Transalpina, Romania's highest road, is equally impressive but far quieter, winding through highland pastures where shepherds still move flocks along the roadside. Beyond the headline climbs, Romania's network of secondary mountain roads through the Apuseni Mountains and the Bucovina region in the northeast offers gravel and adventure cycling through medieval painted monasteries and timeless rural villages.

buycycle ships bikes between Austria and Romania with full tracking and professional packaging. Transit typically takes four to six business days, with routing through Hungary. Every shipment includes comprehensive coverage for the declared value of the bicycle. Whether you are sending a road bike to conquer the Transfagarasan or a gravel bike for the trails of the Apuseni Mountains, buycycle manages the logistics from Austrian pickup to Romanian delivery.