Șușara Waterfall and Gorge
Three hours there and back along the water, no difficulty. The entrances to the old mine galleries are visible on the way.
The right walk for a first day. The path climbs along the Șușara valley, crossing the water either at its level or on low footbridges. It has no difficulty rating and children manage it easily.
At the end is the waterfall, dropping over a block of moss-covered travertine. The flow is strongest in spring and after rain; it thins in summer, but the place stays cool and shaded all year.
The path passes Cabana Șușara, built in 1855 as the mining colony's inn and casino. Some three hundred metres beyond it, on the right, is the mouth of the Roman Mine — one of the old galleries of the copper works that made Sasca a town.
The Nera Gorges
Twenty-two kilometres of gorge, caves, overhanging paths and cable crossings. The wildest in the country.
The Tunnels and Podul Bei
Tunnels cut by hand through the rock, along the Nera. Two hours of easy walking with the river alongside.
Ochiul Beiului and Beușnița Waterfall
A lake four and a half metres deep, fed by a spring rising from its own bed, and the waterfall above it.
