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Zanoaga, the Legendary Refuge of 2,000 Metres From Retezat, Was Restored. In 1882, Prince Rudolf Camped on the Shore of the Glacier Lake
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The APNR Zănoaga Refuge, located at 1,997 metres above sea level, underwent extensive modernization in August. The work was coordinated by the Montan Volunteer Service, with support from the Retezat National Park Administration and other partners. The transformation was carried out under extreme conditions. About 16 tons of materials were transported from... The post Zanoaga, a legendary refuge at 2,000 metres in Retezat, was restored. In 1882, …
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The Zănoaga refuge in Retezat Mountains was modernized. The site also has a separate history: in the summer of 1882, the Archduke Rudolf, the heir of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, set up his camp on the shore of the glacier lake.
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