The SKIGYIMES complex is located on national road DN12A, which connects Miercurea-Ciuc with Comănești, near the Trotuș River. The SKIGYIMES slopes are situated at an altitude of 1,060 metres and have a vertical drop of 160 metres.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Comuna Lunca de Sus can use this place name as the destination for their search.
Activities
The Lunca de Sus alpine coaster is located in the municipality of Comuna Lunca de Sus and offers an adrenaline-filled tobogganing experience.
The Bagolyvár–Saint Benedict Chapel route is classified as easy, covers 8 kilometres, takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, and has an elevation change of plus or minus 40 metres.
The hike to Saint Benedict Chapel via Bagolyvár is recommended as suitable for families with children and for grandparents.
Nature
The Munții Ciucului Natura 2000 site protects 14 species covered by nature conservation directives.
Culture
The traditional Csángó house in the Lunca de Sus Ethnographic Museum reflects the way of life in the Ghimeș Valley. At the Lunca de Sus Ethnographic Museum, visitors can see traditional furniture, rare garments and household objects, as well as try weaving and spinning. The Csángó Ethnographic House in Păltiniș-Ciuc displays tools for processing milk.
The Roman Catholic Saint Andrew Church in Lunca de Sus dates from 1902. Marble plaques in the Saint Andrew parish church name the builders of the church and the donor of the main altar. The Saint Andrew parish church was extended in 1977 and repaired and beautified inside and out in 1978. The 18-register organ of the Saint Andrew parish church was completely restored.
Bagolyvár is a historic rocky site in the Görbepataka district of Gyimesfelsőlok. A fortification of the Hungarian army from the Second World War once stood at Bagolyvár. A crawl tunnel led from Bagolyvár several hundred metres towards the village.
The Parish of Saint Andrew in Gyimesfelsőlok became an independent parish on 8 July 1907. The church feast of the church in Gyimesfelsőlok was celebrated on the feast day of Saint Andrew the Apostle.
Pilgrimage
Saint Benedict Chapel in Görbepataka is a local pilgrimage site for fulfilling vows and lies along the route between Bagolyvár and the chapel.
The Chapel of the Holy Spirit on Muntele Frumos is one of two religious buildings on the mountain ridge between Ciuc and GhimeÈ™ that were erected in honour of the king who protected the border; annual pilgrimages are held there in his memory.
Saint Ladislaus Chapel on Muntele Mic al Păgânului is associated with annual pilgrimages held in the Ghimeș region.
Transport
The Miercurea-Ciuc–Comănești railway line emerges from a tunnel in the area of the Görbe stream, crosses a viaduct, passes Saint Andrew Church and reaches the station on the main road.
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