This route is a perfect choice for those who wish to discover the rich nature, the material and spiritual values of Sibiu… while riding a bike.
The circuit starts from Sibiu‘s ASTRA Open-air Museum, it goes through Răşinari and Cisnădioara, via the Argint Valley with its Cretaceous limestone and it finally gets on the Măgura Summit where a breath-taking panoramic view awaits.
The route is easy until the exit from the Prislop hamlet, where the path gets narrower and the slope grows steeper. With a few exceptions, the route continues uphill to the Măgura Summit.
     
    
    
        
            
                
                    
Departure: 
                    Muzeul în aer liber ASTRA, Sibiu
                
                
                    
Length:
                    25 km
                
                
                    
Level difference
                    854 m
                
             
            
                
                    
Arrival:
                    Muzeul în aer liber ASTRA, Sibiu
                
                
                    
Estimated time:
                    4 h
                
                
                    
Altitudes:
                    între 450 m-1304 m
                
             
         
        
        
        
        
        
            
Degree of difficulty:
            moderate
        
        
            
Marking:
            Blue cross 
        
     
    
        Sezonality:
        This route is not recommended in winter; you are advised to take it in March-April when the Măgura is covered by a wonderful snow-drops carpet.
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
        Services & Activities:
        Accommodation, meals, transport in Răşinari, Cisnădie and in the Open-air Museum.
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
         Useful information
 Useful information
        For further information about the circuit please contact the Tourist Information Centre of the ASTRA Open-air Museum