Brasov, Transylvania · Romania
Pedal through the Saxon villages and forested passes of Transylvania on a 350 km loop from Brasov — a region of medieval fortified churches, hay meadows alive with wildflowers, and brown bear country where shepherds still move their flocks across ancient routes. The roads are quiet, the gradients manageable, and the landscape constantly rewards the slower pace of cycling over driving. Base yourself in guesthouses run by local families who serve plates of sarmale and tuica before you've even hung up your panniers. Climb the Bucegi Mountains on a forest road and coast into Sinaia past the Peles Castle, one of Europe's most extravagant royal residences. The medieval citadel of Sighisoara — birthplace of Vlad the Impaler — is the most atmospheric lunch stop you will ever have. This is cycling as cultural immersion: every village has a different Saxon dialect, a different church on the hill, and a different grandmother with strong opinions about which road you should take.
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