The Red Lake – First day

This is the first post in a series documenting my trip in the Red Lake region from Romania.

The posts in this series are marked with the tag "Red Lake Trip".

The journey started at home. Packing things up and preparing for the trip. Then I got on the A1 highway, where after getting in the Hunedoara county, right after entering the Alba county. I made a break for around an hour and a half, during which I slept cause I was tired from waking up at 6:30 AM instead of waking up at 9 – 10 AM.

After I woke up, I got back on the highway. Where I entered the A10 highway to go to the A3 highway which brought me closer to the destination without using national roads or county ones.

The landscape as viewed form the pension.

But eventually the highway ended. I was forced to use the national roads, but at least the view was awesome! I'm talking about hills and mountains, and also lakes... Sadly I don't have any pictures from the road, but at least I have some from my walk after I registered at the pension, so I'm gonna add some here! Even though I don't have photos from the road, the view from my walk was very similar.

Once I got at the Red Lake, I stopped to a restaurant. I got a steak hamburger, which was really good! I recommend going to this restaurant 100%, even though the food was about 53 RON (~10 Euros), I still recommend checking them out!

A picture with some local houses.

After eating, I got to the pension I was tired, but not tired enough. So, I've taken a walk until I got to the entrance of a village name Trei Fântâni (English: Tree Fountains), the walk until there was beautiful! Lots of beautiful sinecry, lots of beautiful and small houses... Everything was like I was in Switzerland or any other country known for it's mountains.

The Bicăhel River.

During my walk, I've also found a tiny little fountain. The water was extremely cold, but at least it tasted good! After drinking some water, I've walked for about 500 meters and got to the entrance of Trei Fântâni (English: Tree Fountains). Also when I came back to the pension, I stumbled across a river, the Bicăhel River.

And that's it for this day! See you in the next post!

By the way, I made this post in a new format that I've talked about more in detail in this post.

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