Bucegi Natural Park
Explore the Bucegi Mountains
The Bucegi Mountains Natural Park covers a vast area, dominating the landscape between the Prahova Valley and Bran. It is known for its geographical diversity and spectacular landscapes.
At the heart of the park is the Bucegi Plateau, where nature has carved two of the most impressive natural monuments: the Sphinx and the Babele. These rock formations are reference points for hiking and photography.
Cabana Mălăiești is a popular destination for mountain lovers. The trail to the hut is of medium difficulty and accessible for most hikers. Starting from the Refugiul Domniței guesthouse, the hike can be started after a 20-minute drive, followed by a walk through dreamy landscapes.
The park offers many other attractions and trails for all levels of experience. From high ridges to deep valleys and dense forests, the Buceg mountains are a paradise for outdoor adventurers. What’s more, lakes such as Lake Bolboci and Lake Scropoasa in Cheile Orzei are absolutely spectacular.
For those interested in the history and geography of the area, the Bucegi Natural Park surprises with its structural and morphological complexity. The massif presents itself as a natural fortress, with high plateau areas and spectacular steeps.
Mountain rescue services are essential for the safety of visitors and are available for all areas of the massif. They provide valuable assistance and information for safe hiking.
Pension Refugiul Domniței is an ideal accommodation point for those wishing to explore the Bucegi Natural Park. Offering easy access to numerous mountain trails, the guesthouse is a comfortable base for nature adventures.
Exploring the Buceg Mountains is an opportunity to reconnect with nature and discover the beauties of Romania. Whether you are drawn to the mountain trails, the natural history of the area or simply the tranquility of the mountains, Bucegii offers memorable experiences for all visitors.
Details for hikers
We also provide a map of the trails in the Bucegi Mountains. You can click on it for more details or go to www.muntii-nostri.ro for interactive maps.
