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Barren mountain peak, part of the Trascau Range. Home to some interesting species such as Common Rock Thrush, Wallcreeper and Golden Eagle.
Piatra Secuiului mountain peak rises to an elevation of 1,129 meters and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Transylvanian countryside. Between Rimetea village and the mountain you will find grasslands, agricultural lands and orchards where you can spot Sombre Tit. Once the climb starts one might be lucky to be welcomed by Rock Bunting. Once on the ridge you enter the kingdom of Alpine Swift, Common Swift and Crag Martin. At the southern end facing west on the rocky cliffs with a great amount of luck and patience one could see Common Rock Thrush. Keep an eye out for Wallcreeper. It could be on any of the many westerly sheer rock faces.
Piatra Secuiului mountain peak is located near the village of Rimetea. Main access from the village. Parking in Rimetea village centre. Press P on the map for directions to a parking spot. Secondary access south of Rimetea, just before Coltesti village entrance. Parking alongside the dirt road where possible. Explore on foot, can be done in a loop. Allow a full day for the 8 km loop, because it is a strenuous walk with steep ascents and rocky paths.
IMPORTANT: take enough water with you, because there are no drinking water sources. Last chance to purchase or fill up in the village. Loose and slippery limestone rocks and pebbles in the valley. Can be busy on the trails on weekends.
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