Via Transilvanica maior

Via Transilvanica maior represents the main route, connecting Putna to Drobeta-Turnu Severin. It stretches for around 1,400 km, and its development began in 2018, officially launching in 2022.

Starting in 2025, an ambitious plan began to extend the trail into as many historical regions of the country as possible. The first new section inaugurated is located in Brașov county and has taken the shape of the region called Terra Borza Teutonica. All these extensions are part of Via Transilvanica minor, meaning all secondary paths branching off the main artery.

You can discover the 1,600 kilometers in a single journey or in multiple trips, considering stages of a few days or choosing to traverse an entire region. Whether you start from the north or the south, you have the freedom to plan your outings based on the time you have available, your interest in a particular area, or your proximity to the trail.

VT Maior Trail
The main Via Transilvanica trail, from Putna to Drobeta-Turnu Severin.
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Via Transilvanica B Versions
Alternative route versions for selected Via Transilvanica stages.

About the B Routes

When using the guide to plan your Via Transilvanica journey, you will find alternative routes (B variants) for some stages. These represent places we revisited to create a new path wherever local communities expressed interest and became involved in being part of the project.

In other cases, the B variant involves stopping in a larger town, with better connections for those who want to end their journey there or simply need to restock supplies.

Variant A and Variant B of a stage always meet at a common point, so whatever you choose, you will always be on the trail, safely.

Via Transilvanica Regions

Discover the regions crossed by Via Transilvanica, each with its own rhythm, communities, and stories.
Bucovina
Bucovina
144km, 7 stages
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Highlands
Highlands
210km, 16 stages
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Terra Siculorum
Terra Siculorum
170km, 9 stages
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Terra Saxonum
Terra Saxonum
210km, 11 stages
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Terra Dacica
Terra Dacica
295km, 15 stages
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Terra Banatica
Terra Banatica
239km, 11 stages
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Terra Romana
Terra Romana
143km, 7 stages
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Terra Borza Teutonica
Terra Borza Teutonica
187km, 8 stages
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Google Map of the trail

Another useful tool for information is the Via Transilvanica route map from Google Maps. It contains the entire route, separated by regions.
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