The Fourteen National Parks of Romania

Romania's Fourteen National Parks : The landscape in Romania is evenly distributed throughout, providing residents with a wide range of options for hiking and enjoying the scenery, especially the national parks, which cover about 5 percent of the country's total area.

sehlo

A park with peaks ranging between 5,000 and 6,000 feet above sea level, that provides home to many of Romania's endemic species, as well as a range of facilities to serve tourists such as hiking trails and camping sites.

Chile Neri Boisnita

A protected area established in 1990, and declared a national reserve on March 6, 2000, and what distinguishes it are some rare and endemic plant and animal species, living in an area covering an area of more than 36 thousand hectares.

Ritzat

A national park that was established in 1935, and covers an area of 38,000 hectares, in which more than 100 glacial lakes and 60 mountain peaks can be found, in addition to a group of animals and plants.

Rodna Mountains Park

A protected area established in 1990 in the north of Romania, covering an area of 47 thousand hectares, and what distinguishes it most are mountainous terrain, valleys, pastures, cracks, caves and springs, and in it are located the Rodna Mountains, which rise to about 2279 meters above sea level.

Domoglied Valya Cerny

A national park located in the southwestern part of the country, on an area of 61 thousand hectares. It was established in 1982, and was declared a protected area on March 6, 2000. What distinguishes it is the mountainous terrain where caves, valleys, waterfalls and sewers are spread.