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I'm not sure why the Via Transilvanica markers are on the direct route from Richiș to Biertan (quiet as it is) when there are parallel paths.
The official mountain biking route from Richiș to Biertan (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but there's a short cut to the left here.
The official mountain biking route from Biertan to Richiș (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but this is a perfectly decent short cut for mountain bikes.
The official mountain biking route from Biertan to Richiș (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but this is a perfectly decent short cut for mountain bikes.
The official mountain biking route from Biertan to Richiș (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but there's a short cut to the right here.
This old hiking route (marked with white/red/white stripes) has also been designated as a cycling (ie MTB) route - position very approximate.
This old hiking route (marked with white/red/white stripes) has also been designated as a cycling (ie MTB) route.
Tourists cycling between the fortified Saxon churches of Biertan and Copsa Mare, Transylvania, Romania