47 results
A mountain resort at about 1,600 m above Caransebeș: slopes such as Vâlsanu, Felix and Borlova, two chairlifts, night skiing at weekends and summer hikes to Țarcu.
Petroșani's ski area in the Parâng Mountains: two chairlifts climb from the edge of town to the chalets below Parângul Mic, with slopes for beginners and for advanced skiers.
A ski slope with a chairlift in the Vârtop holiday village, on the Bihor side of the Apuseni Mountains: a red and a black run through spruce forest, floodlit skiing and a drag lift for beginners.
A ski slope on the northern flank of Mount Rarău, right on the edge of Câmpulung Moldovenesc: a long run through the forest, served by a gondola, with floodlights and snowmaking.
A ski area at the foot of the Retezat Mountains, at about 1,200 m: a chairlift and two drag lifts, three runs of different difficulty, night skiing and, in summer, a mountain cart.
A mountain resort at about 1,400 m on the plateau of the Semenic Mountains, beneath Piatra Goznei Peak: slopes with drag lifts in winter, hiking in the Semenic – Caraș Gorge National Park in summer.
A ski area and rail bobsled track in the Ghimeș valley at Lunca de Sus: two slopes of 800 and 700 m with drag lifts, evening skiing and an alpine coaster open all year.
The ski area of the town of Gura Humorului, right above the Ariniș leisure complex: a long run through the forest with a chairlift and floodlights, a beginners' slope and a viewing tower at the top.
A spa resort at the foot of the Gurghiu Mountains, with heliothermal salt lakes, healing mud, paths through the salt-ground reserve and, in winter, the Aluniș ski slope with a chairlift.
A mountain resort at 1,445 m in the Vâlcan Mountains, above Lupeni: floodlit slopes, the 8.1 km Straja slope, a gondola from the town and summer trails to Mutu and Straja.
A mountain resort in the Gutâi Mountains near Baia Sprie and Lake Mogoșa, 18 km from Baia Mare: forest slopes between 668 and 1,000 m, a chairlift, floodlit skiing and a summer bike park.
A ski area in the open alpine zone of the Șureanu Mountains, below the Șureanu and Aușel peaks: ten slopes across the alpine plateau and through the forest, one chairlift, two drag lifts and views of the Parâng and Retezat.
A ski area on the edge of the town of Toplița, at the foot of the Gurghiu Mountains: three slopes with drag lifts and a conveyor belt, floodlights, a sledging slope, tubing and a year-round rail bobsled.
A ski area by Lake Vidra, in Voineasa commune: a gondola through spruce forest from 1,350 to 1,800 m, slopes on the open alpine ground up to Bora Peak at 2,000 m, and gondola rides in summer.
The Olympic ski jumping base on the edge of Râșnov: four hills with K-points at 90, 64, 35 and 15 m, host to World Cup, Summer Grand Prix and FIS Cup events.
