Romania is a paradise for winter sports lovers, with spectacular scenery and a variety of slopes that attract visitors from home and abroad. The longest ski slopes in Romania are also among the most sought-after destinations.
Romania has more than 200 kilometers of certified ski runs, spread over more than 220 slopes in the country's main mountain areas.
Although smaller than the major European destinations, Romania's ski area is constantly expanding, offering a variety of runs for all levels, complemented by modern infrastructure in resorts such as Sinaia, Poiana Brașov and Vatra Dornei.
Among them, long slopes are the favorites of those who want to spend more time on skis, admire dreamlike views and enjoy a complete experience.
Here are the 9 longest ski slopes in Romania (certified), ranked from longest to shortest.
1. The longest certified ski slope in Romania – Drumul Roșu – Poiana Brașov
Length: 4,752 m
Difficulty: Easy
Certificate issued: 22.12.2011
Operator: Primăria Municipiului Brașov
County: Brașov
Description: One of the best-known slopes in Romania, certified in 2011, Drumul Roșu in the Poiana Brașov resort offers a long, gentle descent, ideal for beginner and intermediate skiers. The run winds through the picturesque forests of the Postăvaru Massif, with stunning views over Brașov.
2. Sulinar – Poiana Brașov
Length: 3,394 m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Certificate issued: 22.12.2011
Operator: Primăria Municipiului Brașov
County: Brașov
Sulinar Slope
Description: A perfect combination of challenge and natural beauty. The Sulinar Slope in Poiana Brașov is famous for its varied sections and breathtaking panoramic spots. It is the favorite choice of intermediate skiers.
In Poiana Brașov
3. Dealul Negru – Vatra Dornei
Length: 3,000 m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Certificate issued: 28.11.2005
Operator: S.C. Telescaun Negrești S.R.L.
County: Suceava
Description: The longest slope in Bukovina, Dealul Negru in the Vatra Dornei resort offers an excellent mix of gentle sections and moderate pitches, making it ideal for intermediate skiers. The authentic scenery in the heart of Bukovina is a bonus for visitors. See also our article on ski slopes in Bukovina
4. Rarău – Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Length: 2,850 m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Certificate issued: 09.01.2019
Operator: Rarău Alpine SRL
County: Suceava
Description: Set in a spectacular area of Bukovina, the Rarău slope offers a long descent that is accessible to intermediate skiers. The mountain scenery and peaceful atmosphere attract nature and ski lovers. It is one of the longest slopes in Suceava County, with modern infrastructure and facilities for visitors.
5. Luna Șes – Satu Mare
Length: 2,750 m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Certificate issued: 20.12.2023
Operator: Stațiunea turistică Luna Șes
County: Satu Mare
Description: Located on the western slope of the Gutâi Mountains, at the foot of Pietroasa Peak and 8.5 km from Negrești-Oaș, in the Țara Oașului region, the slope opened in January 2024. It is served by a chairlift and has night skiing and artificial snow, making it a good place for a relaxing experience in the middle of nature.
6. Valea Dorului variant – Sinaia
Length: 2,673 m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Certificate issued: 30.03.2022
Operator: Transport Urban Sinaia SRL
County: Prahova
Description: This variant of the Valea Dorului slopes offers a longer descent and suits both intermediate and advanced skiers, thanks to its varied difficulty and spectacular scenery.
Up high in the Sinaia resort
7. Lupului – Poiana Brașov
Length: 2,605 m
Difficulty: Difficult
Certificate issued: 22.12.2011
Operator: Primăria Municipiului Brașov
County: Brașov
Description: Designed for advanced skiers, the Lupului slope in Poiana Brașov has steep sections and tight turns that test skill and endurance. The spectacular scenery completes the experience.
8. Borșa Olympic Slope
Length: 2,572 m
Difficulty: Difficult
Certificate issued: 13.02.2025
Operator: SKI BORȘA SRL
County: Maramureș
Description: This is one of the most spectacular slopes in northern Romania. Thanks to its length and gradient, it is meant for advanced skiers. The slope offers impressive scenery and is a major draw for Borșa Resort.
Borșa
9. Carp – Sinaia
Length: 2,500 m
Difficulty: Difficult
Certificate issued: 22.01.2019
Operator: Transport Urban Sinaia SRL
County: Prahova
Description: An iconic slope for experienced skiers, Carp in Sinaia Resort is known for its steep pitches and technical challenges. The spectacular descent offers a sweeping view of the Prahova Valley.
Source of this article: the list of certified ski slopes published by the relevant ministry on the SITUR portal, updated on October 18, 2026.
Conclusion
Each of these slopes offers a unique experience, from breathtaking scenery to technical, well-maintained runs.
Romania's ski resorts are concentrated in the Carpathians, with slopes ranging from a few hundred meters to almost 5 km. The ski area is smaller than in other European countries but growing thanks to recent investments.
Whatever your level of experience, Romania has a slope for every ski enthusiast. Plan your next adventure and enjoy the snow!
If you love night skiing, also see our article on Night Skiing Slopes in Romania. And don't miss our article on Lesser-Known Ski Slopes in Romania.
