Bucin Pass Ski Slopes
Small ski slopes near the Bucin Pass, in the Gurghiu Mountains, on the road between Praid and Gheorgheni: gentle runs for families and beginners, a steeper run, drag lifts, sledging and spruce forest.
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Small ski slopes near the Bucin Pass, in the Gurghiu Mountains, on the road between Praid and Gheorgheni: gentle runs for families and beginners, a steeper run, drag lifts, sledging and spruce forest.
A small beginners' ski slope at the entrance to Câmpulung Moldovenesc from Gura Humorului, on Strada Valea Caselor: short runs with a drag lift, a conveyor belt for children, sledging and floodlit skiing.

A resort town in the Prahova Valley at the foot of the Bucegi escarpment: the Kalinderu ski slope in winter, with a chairlift, a beginners' area and sledging, and trails to Caraiman, Babele and the Urlătoarea Waterfall in summer.
A small ski area at Văliug, on the shore of Lake Gozna, at the foot of the Semenic: an easy slope with a chairlift and a short, difficult one with a drag lift, both floodlit for night skiing.

A small resort town in Maramureș, at the foot of the Gutâi Mountains, with two neighbouring ski areas, Roata and Icoana: chairlift-served slopes with floodlit night skiing, a sledging park, tubing and a snowpark, and a summer bobsleigh track reached by chairlift.

A mountain sports complex at 1,300 m in Fundata, with three slopes for beginners and intermediates (two at Fundata, one towards Moieciu), drag lifts, tubing and a biathlon arena; in summer, an alpine coaster and an adventure park.

A mountain resort at ~800 m on the north-western slope of Ceahlău: the starting point for Dochia Chalet, a monastery painted by Tonitza and a ski and sledding run at the foot of the mountain.
A ski slope ~10 km from Cluj-Napoca, on Feleacu hill: a floodlit run with a drag lift, a beginners' slope, snow cannons and tubing.

A mountain village of Bohemian German settlers in the Semenic Mountains, above 900 m: short slopes with a drag lift and snowmaking, a 700 m zip line and tubing, and in summer the Gărâna Jazz Festival in the Poiana Lupului meadow.

A ski area below Harghita Mădăraș, the highest peak of the Harghita Mountains: 4.5 km of runs through spruce forest, evening skiing and, in summer, hikes to the summit and a via ferrata.

A mountain resort at about 1,300 m, on the slopes of the Harghita Mountains above the town of Miercurea Ciuc: ski runs through spruce forest in winter, a mofette and ridge hikes in summer.
A small mountain resort in the Igniș Mountains, at about 900 m, close to Baia Mare: short slopes with a chairlift and a drag lift, an artificial slope used all year, tubing and outdoor activities.
The tourist area of the town of Negrești-Oaș, at the foot of Pietroasa Peak: the only ski slope in Satu Mare county, of intermediate difficulty, with a chairlift and floodlit skiing, plus waymarked trails to the Oaș Sphinx.
A ski area in the Gilău Mountains, about 55 km from Cluj-Napoca: three slopes between 915 and 1,240 m, with a four-seat chairlift, two drag lifts, floodlighting and snowmaking, plus bike trails in summer.

A mountain resort in the Gilău Mountains, about 55 km from Cluj-Napoca: in winter, the slopes of Buscat Ski Resort, with a chairlift, sledging and tubing; in summer, waymarked trails to Scărița-Belioara and Muntele Mare.







