The Valcan Pass is located in Hunedoara County in the Jiu Valley.

It sits on a plateau of the western group of the Southern Carpathians, in the eastern part of the Valcan Mountains at an altitude of 1,621 meters. The nearby town of Vulcan (approximately 25,000 inhabitants) is named after this pass. The highest peak in this mountain range is Valcan Peak at 1,946 meters.

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We thank Mr. Emil Notar for allowing us to use these wonderful pictures (2021).

Beautiful pictures of wild daffodils in the Jiului Valley in Hunedoara County from May last year.

Everywhere in Romania there is snow ..., also here, in Hunedoara county, on Valcan mountain, at an altitude of 1,300 meters: Vâlcan Cota Pass1300

The Vâlcan mountain pass is located in Hunedoara county on the Jiu Valley. It is located on a plain in the western group of the Southern Carpathians, in the eastern part of the Vâlcan Mountains at an altitude of 1,621 meters. The nearby town of Vulcan (population about 25,000) is named after this pass. The highest peak in this range is Vâlcan Peak at 1,946 meters.

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Thanks to Emil Notar for allowing us to use these wonderful pictures (February 2021).

Vulcan Pass is a mountain pass in Hunedoara County, Jiu Valley, Romania. The nearby town of Vulcan is named after the pass.

Thanks to Go Hunedoara (Photos: Marina Szekely) for permission to use these photos.

Beautiful images with wild daffodils in the Jiu Valley from Hunedoara County.

Thanks to Go Hunedoara (Photos: Marina Szekely) for permission to use these images.

Vâlcan Pass is located in the Southern Carpathians in the eastern part of the Vâlcan Mountains at an altitude of 1,621 meters and connects the Petroșani Depression and the Târgu Jiu - Câmpu Sub-Carpathian Depression. It is the transition / border between Hunedoara and Gorj counties in western Romania.

Thanks to Go Hunedoara (Images: Radu Ghiabluc) for permission to use these images.