Mar 22
catalin pobegaClimbing in Romania
caltun, Fagaras North wall, Fagaras winter climbing, lespezi, lespezi-caltun peretele nordic, winter climbing in Romania
On 11 March 2012, we’ve climbed Lespezi-Caltun North Wall, situated in Fagaras Mountains. Silvia was leading for all the 6 or 7 pitches of mixed ground until the top (Lespezi peak-2517 m). Not too difficult, but not very easy either.
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Mar 03
catalin pobegaClimbing in Romania
ice climbing Romania, ice fall Romania, valea lui stan
Sunday, 12 Feb 2012, together with Silvia Murgescu we headed towards Valea lui Stan for ice climbing. Valea lui Stan is situated in Fagaras Mountain, as you drive from Curtea de Arges to Lake Vidraru. From the road (Transfagarasan) where you leave your car, is only 20 minutes hike to “Airplane” Ice fall.
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Jan 26
catalin pobegaClimbing in Romania
catalin pobega, climbing in Fagaras, coltul balaceni, silvia murgescu, winter climbing in Fagaras, winter climbing in Romania
Together with Silvia, we spent New Year’s Eve with the tent at the foot of Coltul Balaceni (2196m) in Fagaras Mountains. During 31 Dec-02 Jan 2012 we enjoyed a small vacation and did some winter climbing in this remote and special place from Romania.
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Jul 30
catalin pobegaClimbing in Romania
arpasel, balea chalet, balea lake, catalin pobega, citi 200, climb dog, climbing dog, climbing in Fagaras, corina drosino, paltinu chalet, tina, winter climbing
This was my Winning photo at an International photo contest. I received Emails from people questioning about the story behind the photo and I decided to write it down.
It happened back in the early spring of 2006.
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May 17
catalin pobegaClimbing in Romania
Arpasel-Vartopel V-E, catalin pobega, climb in romania mountains, creasta Arpasel, Fagaras Mountains, silvia murgescu
Location: Fagaras Mountains, Romania
Team: Silvia Murgescu & Catalin Pobega
Date: 14 May 2011
Arpasel-Vartopel is the most technical part of the main ridge of Fagaras Mountains. You can either climb it from West to East (as we did it, and it’s the most demanding) or from E-W.
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