Highest roads of Romania
Located in Southeastern Europe, bordering the Black Sea, Romania is a pretty mountainous country. There are 12 peaks over 2,500 m in the country. Its natural landscape is almost evenly distributed between mountains (31%), hills (33%), and plains (36%).
List of highest mountain passes of Romania:
| Mountain pass | Elevation | County | Surface |
| Vârful Coștila | 2.485m (8,152ft) | Prahova | Gravel |
| Muntii Iezer | 2.357m (7,732ft) | Argeș | Gravel |
| Jepii de Sus | 2.164m (7,099ft) | Argeș | Gravel |
| Pasul Urdele | 2.145m (7,037ft) | Valcea/Gorj | Asphalt |
| Nedeia | 2.085m (6,840ft) | Valcea/Gorj | Gravel |
| Pasul Bâlea | 2.042m (6,699ft) | Sibiu | Asphalt |
| Preotesele | 1.998m (6,555ft) | Argeș | Gravel |
| Piatra Arsa | 1.970m (6,463ft) | Prahova | Asphalt |
| Rezervor de Apă | 1.969m (6,459ft) | Valcea | Gravel |
| Șaua Grădișteanu | 1.954m (6,410ft) | Argeș | Gravel |
| Petrimanu | 1.943m (6,374ft) | Valcea | Gravel |
| Florea | 1.931m (6,335ft) | Argeș | Gravel |
| Frătoșteanu Mare | 1.914m (6,279ft) | Valcea | Gravel |
| Telescaun Straja | 1.855m (6,085ft) | Hunedoara | Gravel |
| Jepii de Jos | 1.847m (6,059ft) | Argeș | Gravel |
| Vârful Curcubăta Mare | 1.829m (6,000ft) | Bihor | Gravel |
| Varful Vlădeasa | 1.828m (6,000ft) | Cluj | Gravel |
| Munții Baiului | 1.796m (5,892ft) | Prahova | Gravel |
| Postavaru | 1.765m (5,790ft) | Brașov | Gravel |