Welcome to the first episode of Biking in Romania! 🚵♂️
In this adventure, we explore the scenic village of Turburea, a hidden gem surrounded by hills, forests, and winding country roads. This route is perfect for anyone who loves mountain biking, nature, and off-road exploration.
Join me as I ride through peaceful rural landscapes, cross streams, and discover authentic Romanian countryside vibes. 🌿
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📍 Location: Turburea, Argeș County, Romania
🚴♂️ Type: Cross-country / Trail Ride
🎥 Series: Biking in Romania
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Hello dear followers. Here is Manu Vidaru Outdoors my YouTube channel. Today I’ve decided that it’s time to do content in English. Why? because I saw in my on my insights that I have also followers or viewers from another countries. So I said to myself that it’s time to show you these beautiful places from Romania. More exactly exactly. I’m based in Arjish County in the north of part of the county. It’s called Corbin. We have lots of things to do here and lots of places to see. I’m doing uh crosscountry uh biking. I’m doing hikings and lots of cool stuff. I do also camping, wild cooking. I hope you’ll like it and don’t forget to subscribe to my channel. In this first episode, I going to take my bike and I will go to Tulburura. It’s called It’s a small village here in Corbin. It’s the place where I used to go when I was little and I used to spend to spend time there at some relatives. First step, I’m going to present you my ride is this bike here. It’s a Rock Rider XC 100. I’ve bought it from Decatlon Romania. It’s crosscountry bike. It’s 11speed. It’s equipped with Deore uh Tectro brakes. I have here the the suspension. It’s on air for money. This is the bike. So now I’m on Argie River. This is the river. I’m here. So next step will be to go on Tulbur. Come with me. So I’ve started from here near the Argish river. Corbin has uh more villages. It has Corben of course Tulra where we are going today poai Satun no uh OT and Rotunda it’s a mountain uh county mountain we have mountain villages we are based on transferan road that popular road that everyone knows and a lot of uh people are coming every here for pleasure, for hiking to see the bears also, and why not for driving on that road because it’s beautiful. It’s a nice day of September. I just finished work and I said to myself, “Okay, let’s go for a ride.” I don’t know if someone who’s seeing this video have already been here in Romania. If you have been here, please let us know in the comment section. Now, uh, I need to be I need to take care and to make some noise once in a while because everyone knows that we have bears here. And not only bears, we have foxes, wolves, and deers. We have almost uh all animals that can live here in this forest, but the most dangerous one it’s the bear. Of course, we didn’t had attacks on regular people. The few attacks that we had this year was because of the tourists because they they get too close to the animals and they react aggressive. It’s not a smart thing to get too close to a wild animal. It doesn’t matter that it’s bear or boar or a deer. is not so smart because they can they can uh be aggressive very fast. Is not our role to feed the wild animals. So yeah, that’s why we have a lots of animals. The tourists are feeding them and they don’t uh they don’t feel nothing about humans. Back in the days when the hunting was allowed, the bears and especially all the wild animals knew that if they get too close to the humans, they can uh they can be uh food. Yeah. And I forgot one village. It’s called Bind. We’ll pass through to this village to reach the Turra village. Now I’m heading to Panar. From Panar we have Bind. And after Bend we’ll uh we’ll get to Tulbur. is the name of the valley that is passing through through the village. Now we have shitty road here because they are working they’re working on putting some water pipes or something. Usually it’s good. Now it’s a bridge over to red. In case you wonder what people are doing here for a living, it’s simple life. They have animals. Back in the days in the 2000, they were living abroad, living and working abroad, Italy, Spain. And they came here with the money and they built big houses living here. The closest city is Kades is 20 kilome meters far away and the youngsters are working there and the elders they have animals as I told it’s hard life but I think it’s also beautiful in the same time it’s natural Now I’m in Bi and I’m heading to Tulra. I think it’s the third or fourth time when I said and now I am on the country road. No asphalt here. I have like 4 kilometers of road like this. They don’t have asphalt here, but the road is quite good. I think it’s not worth it to put the asphalt here because a few families are living here. Most of them they went to the cities. So I think that’s why. But it’s good road. I saw even worse. And in cities, not in the countryside. Few moments ago, a truck passed behind me. And it’s a lot of dust everywhere. I think they exploit the forest. I don’t like the dust. The dust, the mud. No, it’s the things that I hate when I getting out in the in the nature. This is the hard part. Hard part with dogs. Got the food. They have opened it. These are the Romanian shepherd dogs. They are big and dangerous. I’m almost there. I don’t have so much right. But this is the hardest part. Welcome to Pway. Look at this. at this big horse. What’s up, mate? Yeah, they have horses here. They have sheep, goats, and cows. And they are producing cheese. And uh they sell milk also. They sell products for animals. In the beginning I told you that I used to come here in my childhood because my mother had some relatives. Now they passed unfortunately. So uh yeah once in a while I like to do my right here to remember about my youth years. I think we’ll get a beautiful sunset. Sunset sunset. Yeah, I have my drone with me also. Maybe I can take some good shots. Let’s see. Here was the school, the primary school, and now it’s nothing. And here is the shop. Here we have a sign. Don’t go in because we have wild animals. Bears spotted two deers, but it was impossible to film. They they felt me and they run away, but I will take off my drone from my backpack. And maybe I will I will have luck to spot some wild animals. I will go to the highest point of Tulra because I want to enjoy the the sunset from there. I hope we’ll get some nice shots with the sunset with the village and maybe we’ll have luck to spot also something like wild animals. It’s a beautiful day. guys. Yeah, beautiful. And I have arrived. This is the point. Beautiful. We have a beautiful sunset. I’ve did it. I arrived in the highest point of Turra. It’s beautiful. Beautiful sunset. Beautiful day. Beautiful everything. here behind this forest. It’s Gizu Peek. It’s a mountain actually and Gup it has 1,622 m altitude. It’s a very good mountain to train before going on the highest mountains from Romania on for mountains. These ones are are also for garage. But I mean like negatives. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I’m preparing to to go down, guys. I enjoyed the sunset for 10 minutes, 20 minutes, something like that. It’s beautiful. But it’s time to go. We don’t want uh to to have dark here. Trust me, it’s dangerous with the bears. I must go. back home before getting dark because the bear will come for the wolves. The good things about the wolves is that they don’t attack humans. So, we have a plus. Let’s go. Now, the beautiful part. Shoot. I have problems with the camera. Hi. Hi. Hi. It’s crazy with these dogs. And I have another two on the I have these two on the left side and another two on the right side. But I hope they will be nice to me. I hope this one starts dangerous. Let’s go. Let’s go. Let’s go. Let’s go. It’s getting late and dark and I’m riding my bicycle. What’s that? Heat. Heat. Okay guys, that was all for today. See you next time.