marți, 8 decembrie 2015

Bucegi Massif

Bucegi Massif, Romanian Munții Bucegi, mountain massif, one of the four forming the Transylvanian Alps (Southern Carpathians), south central Romania, rising to 8,225 ft (2,507 m) in Mt. Omu. The group includes the Leaota Massif and Piatra Craiului, both structurally part of the Bucegi Massif but separated from it by the Bran Pass and often considered to be part of the eastern Făgăraș Mountains. Leaota is a rounded profile of crystalline rocks, but Bucegi and Piatra Craiului are overlain by calcareous conglomerates and have sharper landforms. These include the Sphinx and Babele (Old Women), the latter shaped like giant toadstools. The mountains are a centre for hiking, climbing, and winter sports.

Southern Carpathians - https://goo.gl/jjpfaC
The Sphinx, alt.2216m - https://goo.gl/k0vGnX
The Heroes' Cross, alt. 2260m - https://goo.gl/CazoKV
Cities Aerial - https://goo.gl/cGFmBu
Caraiman Chalet, alt.2025m - https://goo.gl/uGXcw6
Malaiesti Chalet, alt. 1720m - https://goo.gl/ZPAiwA
Coffee Time - https://goo.gl/aIhl9J
Bucsoiu Peak, alt. 2492m - https://goo.gl/HcJMpe
Acele sau Coltii Morarului - https://goo.gl/iUhmj4
Vârful Colțul Obârșiei - https://goo.gl/lMGkL9
Blidul Uriasilor - https://goo.gl/Ua7BEy
Cerdac Balcony - https://goo.gl/j4hezi
Hole Valley(Valea Gaura) - https://goo.gl/qmyZNR
Deer Valley(Valea Cerbului) - https://goo.gl/7d3vvN
Scara Peak(Vf. Scara) - https://goo.gl/71nlPC

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