DN75 is a 168 km length road, on the Aries valley and connecting Turda (E60/DN1) to Lunca (E79/DN76).

DN75

Vălișoara, Vălișoara gorges

GPS Coordinates:
46.37741 N, 23.58267 E

The Vălișoara Keys in the Trascău Mountains are 3 km long and are crossed by the road that connects Buru and Aiud. Although the vertical walls through which we reach the height of 250m constituting the heaven of climbers, they are also accessible to the tourist.

There are marked paths on the two ridges, so you can reach the peaks that rise to the sky. The exploration of the area littered with caves and waterfalls was done by Gyula Czárán. In the dark days of history, the caves between these rocks also served as a shelter.

In ancient times, the people of Aiud took refuge here in front of their enemies.

Evidence is the wall, collapsed in 1850, which closed the entrance to the cave, protecting the cavity in which the refugees were housed. In his book, Balázs Orbán mentions a strange event: the vigil of May 1736 broke off so many rocks that they blocked the road from the straits.

For those who admire the landscape behind the wheel of the car, we recommend doing it from one of the stopping points arranged along the road, which offers the best view of the rocks. Otherwise the scenery and winding road may cause accidents.

Vălișoarei gorges, DN75 Lunca-Turda·, Photo: WR

Vălișoarei gorges, DN75 Lunca-Turda·, Photo: Kovács Lajos

Vălișoarei gorges, DN75 Lunca-Turda·, Photo: Mihaela Giorgiana Dogaru

Accomodation in Valisoare gorges

Templul Cavalerilor