
On two wheels
Nine loops that start and end at the gate of the house. Transrarău is eleven minutes away.
Bucovina looks different from two wheels. Not because you go faster, but because you're no longer in a box: you feel the air drop five degrees when you ride under the forest, you smell woodsmoke passing a sheepfold, you catch the wind in your chest when the hairpins let you out at the top of the pass. Here are nine loops that start and end at our gate. The first is eleven minutes away.

Most Romanian motorcycling guides send you to the Transfăgărășan and the Transalpina, five hundred kilometres away, for one good day of riding. We have Transrarău eleven minutes from the gate, the Mestecăniș pass at twenty-one kilometres, Ciumârna at forty-one. You don't have to ride a whole day to reach the good road: it starts in our yard.
And there's one more thing. These roads aren't crowded. On the Transfăgărășan you queue in the hairpins in August. Here, on a Tuesday in September, you can go half an hour without meeting a soul.
Pick your day
The same roads, a different rhythm. Tell us how you're coming and we'll put the loops in the order that suits you.
Then take the ones with the most bends. You set off when you like, stop where you like and wait for nobody at the top of the pass.
In a group, the stops multiply by themselves. Pick long loops on good main roads, where you won't lose time on narrow stretches.
Two up, the day is measured in stops, not kilometres. Short loops, with things to see and places to eat.
Your first three
All the loops
Information verified on . We measured the kilometres and the bends ourselves on the map, from the gate of the house. Opening times and prices change, check before you set off.
When you get off the bike
A base for the loops
Parking in the yard and the whole house to yourselves. Leave at sunrise without waking a reception desk, and come back as late as you like.