Tourist attractions near Rosia (Rosia, Bihor county, Romania)

Crystal Cave at Farcu Mine 2.57 km away
In the Padurea Craiului Mountains, near Rosia, in the Farcu bauxite mine, in 1987, the miners accidentally discovered a cave. It was filled with crystal-shaped limestone formations.

Meziad cave - Padurea Craiului Mountains 7.6 km away
The Meziad Cave is located near the village of Meziad, 22 km north of Beius, in the Padurea Craiului Mountains. It is one of our first tourist caves, its exploration is associated with the name of Gyula Czárán, cave researcher and writer.

Hodoaba Valley iron path - Suncuius 18.43 km away
The Hodoaba Valley iron path is Romania's shortest and easiest (official) via ferrata route. It is located near Suncuius, in the Padurea Craiului Mountains, on the left bank of the Crisul Repede River.

Acapulco's spur via ferrata 18.9 km away
Acapulco's spur (Pintenul lui Acapulco) via ferrata (B/C) - Montana Land, Suncuius.

Piticot iron path for children - Suncuius 18.94 km away

Clocota waterfall Geoagiu-Bai, Metaliferi Mountains 112.91 km away

Upstream of the Izvorul Dorului (Source of longing) creek Vanturis waterfalls, Bucegi Mountains 287.81 km away

Virus (B/C) and Antivirus (C) iron paths Baia de Fier 207.74 km away
With Virus and Antivirus, the number of via ferrata routes at Baia de Fier has increased to thirteen. In fact, it is a Y-shaped route that starts near the entrance of the Laura via ferrata, and the exits are located just a few meters from the Laura exit.

Via ferrata Bear Cave adventure and climbing zone Borsec 241.53 km away
The Bear Cave in Borsec is a vast natural formation, scattered with rocks and deep crevices. Access to the cave's cavities is through a series of narrow formations resembling canyons, surrounded by giant fir trees and rocks with interesting shapes.

Waterfalls of Lapos creek Bicaz Gorge 259.94 km away
One of the lesser-known attractions of the Bicaz Gorges is the series of waterfalls along Lapos Creek. This creek flows between Cupas Stone and Bardos Stone before eventually merging with Bicaz Creek, forming spectacular waterfalls beneath the Altar Stone.

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