Mountain peaks and viewpoints in Prahova County

Majestic Mountain Vistas

This collection features the prominent summits and geological formations of the Bucegi and Ciucaș massifs within Prahova County. It includes Omul Peak, the highest point in the Bucegi Mountains at 2,507 meters, and the distinct conglomerate rock formations of the Ciucaș range. Notable historical sites include the Franz Josef Cliffs, named for the Austro-Hungarian Emperor, and the Sfânta Ana Cliffs, which once housed a religious hermitage. The list also covers viewpoints over the Maneciu Dam and the sulfurous springs of Întoarcerea Balaurului.

Majestic Mountain Vistas — Map

A

Omul

Highest peak in the Bucegi Mountains at 2,507 meters, featuring a weather station and a high-altitude mountain hut.

B

Tigaile Mari

Large conglomerate rock towers and rounded formations located in the alpine zone of the Ciucaș Mountains.

C

Baraj Maneciu Viewpoint

Viewpoint overlooking the 75-meter-high earth-fill dam on the Teleajen River and its reservoir.

D

belvedere

Panoramic lookout over the Teleajen River valley.

E

Belvedere

Viewpoint overlooking the Prahova Valley near the town of Bușteni.

F

Stâncile Franz Josef

Named for Emperor Franz Josef I, these cliffs near Poiana Stânii provide views of the Prahova Valley.

G

Masa Ciobanului

Natural stone formation in the Bucegi Mountains named for its table-like shape.

H

Stânca cu Clopoței

Rock formation located in the Bucegi Natural Park, near the historical Poiana Stânii site.

I

Popas

Trailside resting point offering views of the eastern slopes of the Bucegi Mountains.

J

Sf. Ana Cliffs

Limestone formation near Sinaia once used as a spiritual retreat, featuring a small cave.

K

Țimbal

High-altitude ridge section in the Bucegi Massif offering views of the surrounding peaks.

L

Țimbalul

High-altitude ridge section in the Bucegi Massif offering views of the surrounding peaks.

M

Muntele Roșu

Summit in the Ciucaș Mountains known for the blooming of rhododendrons during the month of June.

N

Culmea Tigaile Mici

Conglomerate rock formations in the Ciucaș Mountains, situated at an altitude of approximately 1,800 meters.

O

Întoarcerea Balaurului (bălți cu apă sulfuroasă)

Natural sulfurous water pools located in the hilly region near Vadu Săpat.

P

Belvedere

Lookout point located near the mountain resort of Cheia.

Q

Ciucaș

Highest summit of the Ciucaș Massif at 1,954 meters, known for its unique conglomerate erosion shapes.

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