The Red Lake (Lacul Roșu) is a natural reservoir in the Harghita district of northeastern Romania.

It is located in the Hasmas Mountains, on the upper bank of the Bicaz River and at the foot of Hasmasul Mare Peak, near Bicaz Gorge, about 25 km from Gheorgheni and about 30 km from Bicaz (Neamt district).

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The small town of Bicaz is located in Neamț County on the eastern edge of the Ceahlău Mountains, which is part of the Eastern Carpathians.

Through the deeply cut gorge of the Bicazului Gorge, 10 kilometers long, whose rock faces sometimes rise more than 100 meters vertically, a passage road leads in the southwest direction to the Red Lake, about 30 meters. kilometers away.

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Beautiful pictures these days from Toaca Peak / the Ceahlau Mountains. The mountain range (and also the village with the same name, located on Lake Bicaz) lies about 30 km west of the city of Piatra Neamt.

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Toaca Peak, at 1,904 meters, is the second highest mountain in the Ceahlau Massif / Mountains.

A "loop" of the road (DN12C) through the Bicaz Gorge in Neamt County, and a picture of the mountain pass Pasul Bratocea, road DN1A, Prahova County, near the village of Cheia.

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The Bicaz Gorge is located in the central part of the Hasmas Mountains, in the counties of Neamt and Harghita. The town of Bicaz is only 20 km away.

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Red Lake (Red Lake) is a natural reservoir in the Harghita district of northeastern Romania.

It is located in the Hasmas Mountains, at the top of the Bicaz River and at the foot of the Hasmasul Mare peak, near the Bicaz Gorges, approx. 25 kilometers from Gheorgheni and about 30 kilometers from Bicaz (Neamț District)

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This gorge is a special picturesque area in Romania, which is located in the central part of the Pășmaș mountains in the northeast of the country, in Neamț and Harghita counties.

The gorge begins near Red Lake and, as you follow the road, you can admire many bizarre forms of rocks, huge boulders and swirling water.

Piatra Altarului (back left in the picture) in winter, a small rocky massif located close to the Bicazului Gorge.

This mountain ridge, around which there are many legends, is said to have been the shelter of a cult of free Dacians, who held their ceremonies there. At about 1,150 meters high, it is lower than the surrounding peaks, but still worth a visit and attractive to climbers.

A special photo 😊 The small town of Bicaz is located in the Neamț district, on the eastern edge of the Ceahlau Mountains, which is part of the Eastern Carpathians.

Through the deep incised gorge of the 10-kilometer-long Bicaz gorge (, whose rock walls sometimes protrude vertically over 100 meters, a road leads southwest to Red Lake ( Red Lake ) about 30 kilometers away.

Izvorul Muntelui Reservoir is located on the middle course of the Bistrita River, in the Eastern Carpathians of Romania, 4 km upstream of Bicaz.

The lake, also known as Lake Bicaz, is the largest artificial lake in Romania. It was created by the construction of the hydroelectric power plant of the same name in the period 1950-1960 and has a water area of approx. 35 square kilometers.

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Camping La Gradina (The Garden) welcomes its multilingual guests (also German) in Comanesti, Bacau district in northeastern Romania.

Twenty (20) pitches with comfort and neat ambience are offered by hosts Valentina and Claus Pleye. The campsite is at a height of approx. 500 meters, close to the river Trotus.

Modern showers and toilets, power connection, potable water connection, disposable travel mobile station and of course WiFi / WiFi is available. German, Romanian and English are spoken.

Comanesti is located west of the city of Bacau, close to Saltmine Onca, the city of Piatra Neamt, Clisura Bicazului with lake and many, many other excursions in the area and with pure nature right at your door. All the north-east of Romania with the famous Moldavian monasteries, built in the 15th and 16th Century, right at our door.

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The Izvorul Muntelui reservoir is located on the middle course of the Bistrita River in the Eastern Carpathians of Romania, 4 km upstream of the city of Bicaz.

The lake, also known as Bicaz Lake, is the largest artificial lake in Romania. It was created by the construction of the hydropower plant of the same name in 1950-1960 and has a water surface of about 35 square kilometers.

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Izvorul Muntelui Reservoir is located on the central part of the Bistrița River in the Eastern Carpathians of Romania, 4 km upstream of Bicaz.

The lake, also known as Lake Bicaz, is the largest artificial lake in the interior of Romania. It was created from the construction of the hydroelectric plant of the same name between 1950 and 1960 and has a water area of ​​about 35 square kilometers.

Camping La Grădină welcomes its guests in several languages ​​(including German) in Comănești, Bacău County in northeastern Romania.

Twenty (20) parking spaces with comfort and a neat ambiance are offered by the hosts Valentina and Claus Pleye. The campsite is located at an altitude of about 500 meters, close to the river Trotus.

Modern showers and toilets are available, electrical connection, drinking water connection, a caravan disposal station and, of course, WIFI / WLAN. German, Romanian and English are spoken.

Comănești is located west of the city of Bacău, close to the Onca salt mine, the city of Piatra Neamț, the Bicaz gorge with a lake and many, many other excursion destinations in the area and with pure nature right on the doorstep. Northeastern Romania, with its well-known Moldovan monasteries, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, is practically on the threshold.

The Izvorul Muntelui deposit is located on the central part of the Bistrița River in the Eastern Carpathians of Romania, 4 km upstream of Bicaz. The lake, also known as Lake Bicaz, is the largest artificial lake in the interior of Romania. It was created from the construction of the hydroelectric plant of the same name between 1950 and 1960 and has a water area of ​​about 35 square kilometers.