Romania, Parang Mountains
Romania's highest road runs along bare alpine ridgelines with almost no barriers.
Length
148 km
In miles
92 mi
Driving time
4 hr 38 min
Atlas rating
9.6 / 10
The run
Novaci to Sebes, following the DN67C. Drive it in either direction, though the views usually favour the climb.
Season
Closed by snow from late October to June
Checked by the Drivers Atlas desk
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Last reviewed 14 June 2026
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