Ski slopes in Romania: the ski resorts and ski areas by region, with a map
46 ski resorts and ski areas in Romania by region: Poiana Brașov, Sinaia, Straja, Transalpina, Rânca, Cavnic. Km of slopes, lifts, night skiing, map.
Guides to ski slopes
Romania's ski slopes, by region and by criterion: the resorts and ski areas, when the slopes usually open and where the snow comes first, where to go sledging, which is the longest slope, where to learn to ski and which slopes are closest to your city.
6 guides
When the ski slopes open and where the snow comes first: the ski season in Romania
Romania's slopes open from late November (Arena Platoș: 28 November 2026) to January and close in March–April. Where the snow comes first.
Sledging, alpine coasters and tubing in Romania: where to go with a sledge
Sledging slopes at Bușteni, Cavnic, Toplița, Mărișel; year-round alpine coasters at Toplița, Ghimeș, Homorod, Fundata; tubing from 10 lei. Prices, rules.
The longest ski slope in Romania and the other records: the largest ski area, the highest, the hardest
Longest slope: Straja, 8.1 km with a 1,118 m vertical drop. Largest ski areas: Sinaia, Straja, Poiana Brașov. Highest: Sinaia, 2,090 m.
The nearest ski slopes to Bucharest, Cluj, Brașov, Sibiu, Iași, Timișoara and Oradea: distances for a day of skiing
Feleacu is 10 km from Cluj, Poiana Brașov 12 km from Brașov, Păltiniș 32 km from Sibiu, Sinaia 140 km from Bucharest. Distances and times for 12 cities.
Beginner and kids' ski slopes in Romania: where to learn to ski, ski schools and slope colours
Bradul and Stadion in Poiana Brașov, Baloo at Straja, Pârtia A at Parâng, Arena Platoș: easy slopes, magic carpets, ski schools and what the colours mean.