Moldoveanu Peak reaches a height of 2544 m above sea level. It is the highest peak in Romania, located in the Fagaras Mountains. The route to the summit is relatively easy and does not require climbing or specialist equipment. However, due to its height, the trail can be demanding for some people.

In the summer, temperatures on the trail can range from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius. Conditions are usually favourable, but it's worth remembering that mountain weather can change quickly. In the summer, the route to the summit is easy and well-signposted.

In winter, the Moldoveanu trail is more difficult due to large amounts of snow and ice. Temperatures can drop below -15 degrees Celsius, and the wind can be very strong. Winter climbing requires appropriate equipment such as crampons, an ice axe and warm clothing.

The trail leads through various terrains, such as forests, meadows and rocky ridges. The trail is well-marked with red triangles. The total walking time to the summit is about 6-8 hours. The trail is easy, and climbing is not required, although some sections may be steep.