Bran and Râșnov without the vampire nonsense — the actual border history, told properly.
Forest tracks and logging roads, with a briefing first. Licence not required.
Forest, gorge and the Seven Ladders. The gentlest mountain day we run, and the best one with children.
Assisted bikes, so the hills are a pleasure rather than a problem. Bikes provided.
Up through the gorge and onto the ridge shoulder. A proper mountain day with a head for exposure needed near the top.
An evening in a hide on wild ground. No baiting. Sightings are never guaranteed and we will not pretend otherwise.
An early start with scopes provided. Best in September and early October.
A full day working to the light, at the pace photography actually needs.
A morning on what the animals leave behind — prints, scat, rub trees, hair on wire. No hide, and nothing to wait for.
Autumn evenings when the stags are roaring and you can hear them across the valley. Heard far more often than seen.
Cable car up, then a plateau walk at two thousand metres past the wind-carved rock formations.
Conglomerate towers with their own names, and a ridge traverse between them.