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Data Emiterii Denumire Pârtie Schi Administrator Amplasare Județ 24 PÂRTII DE SCHI OMOLOGATE Data Denumire pârtie Lungime Grad de Administrator Amplasare Județ emiterii schi (metri) dificultate 24-Nov-05 Vârtop S.C. Todea Turism S.R.L. Arieşeni Alba 1000 ÎF Gligor Danut "Dan Schi 28-Apr-14 Vartop II Arieseni Alba 430 medie Sport" 28-Mar-11 Pârtia Curmătura 1 S.C. Dip Grup S.R.L. M. Șureanu Alba 1700 ușoară 28-Mar-11 Pârtia Curmătura 2 S.C. Dip Grup S.R.L. M. Șureanu Alba 650 medie 28-Mar-11 Pârtia Curmătura 3 S.C. Dip Grup S.R.L. M. Șureanu Alba 650 medie 28-Mar-11 Pârtia Curmătura 4 S.C. Dip Grup S.R.L. M. Șureanu Alba 800 medie 28-Mar-11 Pârtia Șureanu 1 S.C. Dip Grup S.R.L. M. Șureanu Alba 600 medie 28-Mar-11 Pârtia Șureanu 2 S.C. Dip Grup S.R.L. M. Șureanu Alba 1200 medie 12-Nov-13 Aușel 1 - A1 S.C. Ski Șurianu S.R.L. M. Sebeșului Alba 1650 medie dificilă și 12-Nov-13 Aușel 2 - A2 S.C. Ski Șurianu S.R.L. M. Sebeșului Alba 1430 medie 6-Dec-05 Primăria comunei Moneasa Moneasa Arad 180 28-Apr-14 Nemira Consiliul Județean Bacău Slănic Moldova Bacău 1414 ușoară 22-Nov-05 Hidişel S.C. Telebig S.R.L. Hidişeul de Jos Bihor 550 Pârtia Piatra medie și 11-Feb-11 Primăria oraș Nucet Munții Bihor Bihor 1880 Grăitoare dificilă Bistrița 3-Feb-12 Alpina Blazna S.C. Alpina Blazna S.R.L. M-ții Rodnei 1200 medie Năsăud Zănoaga - 31-Oct-05 S.C. Telefericul S.A. Bran - Poarta Braşov 620 Subteleferic 31-Oct-05 Zănoaga - Variantă S.C. Telefericul S.A. Bran - Poarta Braşov 660 31-Oct-05 Stadion S.C. Ana Teleferic S.A. Poiana Braşov Braşov 325 31-Oct-05 Sub Teleferic ICPAT S.C. Ana Teleferic S.A. Poiana Braşov Braşov 495 31-Oct-05 Ruia S.C. Ana Teleferic S.A. Poiana Braşov Braşov 540 31-Oct-05 Bradul S.C. Ana Teleferic S.A. Poiana Braşov Braşov 465 31-Oct-05 Slalom S.C. Ana Teleferic S.A. Poiana Braşov Braşov 550 31-Oct-05 Kanzel S.C. Ana Teleferic S.A. Poiana Braşov Braşov 450 10-Jan-06 Subteleferic Primăria oraşului Predeal Predeal Braşov 1200 10-Jan-06 Clăbucet Primăria oraşului Predeal Predeal Braşov 2100 10-Jan-06 Cocoşul Primăria oraşului Predeal Predeal Braşov 2250 10-Jan-06 Clăbucet Variantă Primăria oraşului Predeal Predeal Braşov 790 10-Jan-06 Clăbucet Sosire Primăria oraşului Predeal Predeal Braşov 800 10-Jan-06 Cocoş S.C. Lacoli Prodimpex S.R.L. Pârâul Rece Braşov 520 10-Jan-06 Cheile Grădiştei S.C. Cheile Grădiştei S.R.L. Moieciu Braşov 470 22-Dec-11 Drumul Roșu Primăria Mun. Brașov Poiana Braşov Braşov 4752 ușoară 22-Dec-11 Sulinar Primăria Mun. Brașov Poiana Braşov Braşov 3394 medie 22-Dec-11 Lupului Primăria Mun. Brașov Poiana Braşov Braşov 2605 dificilă 22-Dec-11 Sub Teleferic Primăria Mun. Brașov Poiana Braşov Braşov 2200 dificilă 28-Apr-14 Piatra Craiului SC Cheile Grădiștei SRL Fundata Braşov 267 medie Caraş - 7-Feb-08 Birta - Văliug S.C. Birta Group S.R.L. Semenic 530 Severin Caraş - 28-Nov-05 Gozna S.C. Turism Semenic S.A. Semenic 530 Severin Caraş - 5-Jan-11 Goznuța SC Casa Baraj SRL Muntele Semenic 500 medie Severin Caraş - 5-Jan-11 Crucea de Brazi 1 SC Alpin Trans Semenic SRL Muntele Semenic 700 medie Severin Caraş - 5-Jan-11 Crucea de Brazi 2 SC Alpin Trans Semenic SRL Muntele Semenic 530 medie Severin Caraş - 5-Jan-11 Slalom Uriaș SC Alpin Trans Semenic SRL Muntele Semenic 1250 medie Severin Caraş - 5-Jan-11 Borlova 1 SC Muntele Mic Supersky SRL Muntele Mic 816 medie Severin Caraş - 5-Jan-11 Borlova 2 SC Muntele Mic Supersky SRL Muntele Mic 816 medie Severin Caraş - 17-Jan-11 Valea Soarelui SC Monte Picolo SRL Muntele Mic 1020 medie Severin Caraş - 17-Jan-11 Nordica 1 SC Nordica Turism SRL Muntele Mic 960 medie Severin 23-Nov-12 Casa Baraj SC Casa Baraj SRL M-ții Semenic Caraş - 800 ușoară Severin 22-Nov-05 Feleacu S.C. Teleschi S.R.L. Feleacu Cluj 770 S.C. Vlasin Com Prod Service 22-Nov-05 Codrii Vlasinului Vânători Cluj 720 S.R.L. 15-May-06 Băişoara S.C. Onix Hotel S.R.L. Băişoara Cluj 1200 2-Nov-10 Buscat 1 SC Drisco SRL Muntele Băișorii Cluj 894 medie 2-Nov-10 Buscat 2 SC Drisco SRL Muntele Băișorii Cluj 423 medie 2-Nov-10 Buscat 3 SC Drisco SRL Muntele Băișorii Cluj 396 medie Primăria mun. Sfântu 6-Dec-05 Sugaş Băi Şugaş Băi Covasna 700 Gheorghe 26-Jan-06 M 1 S.C. CTM Rînca S.R.L. Baia de Fier Gorj 700 26-Jan-06 M 2 S.C. CTM Rînca S.R.L. Novaci Gorj 500 22-Nov-12 Teleski M 3 SC CTM Rânca SRL M-ții Parâng Gorj 300 ușoară 22-Nov-12 Teleski M 4 SC CTM Rânca SRL M-ții Parâng Gorj 900 medie 22-Nov-12 Rânca 1 SC Vârful Păpușa SA M-ții Parâng Gorj 860 medie 26-Jan-06 Csipike S.C. Harold - Sky S.R.L. Harghita Băi Harghita 275 1-Feb-06 Lobogo S.C. Benluma S.R.L. Homorod Băi Harghita 400 1-Feb-06 Csango S.C. Turism montan Ro S.R.L. Valea Rece Harghita 450 1-Feb-06 Elod S.C. Elod Sport S.R.L. Sânmartin Harghita 310 1-Feb-06 Sky Bogdan P.F. Gyorfi Ferencz Praid Harghita 500 1-Feb-06 Kossuth S.C. Krater S.R.L. Harghita Băi Harghita 510 Asociaţia de schi Miercurea 1-Feb-06 Miklos Harghita Băi Harghita 388 Ciuc 6-Feb-06 Greces S.C. Bar Tour Schi S.R.L. Izvorul Mureşului Harghita 380 6-Feb-06 Tolvajos S.C. Cito Electric S.R.L. Mirecurea Ciuc Harghita 480 6-Feb-06 Şumuleu S.C. Cito Electric S.R.L. Mirecurea Ciuc Harghita 400 6-Mar-06 Nagy Mihaly S.C. Bagolyko S.R.L. Mădăraş Harghita 850 6-Mar-06 Kicsi Mihaly S.C. Bagolyko S.R.L. Mădăraş Harghita 320 6-Mar-06 Sugo S.C. Bagolyko S.R.L. Mădăraş Harghita 850 6-Mar-06 Măgheruş S.C. Farmacia Nova S.R.L. Topliţa Harghita 860 6-Mar-06 Bradul S.C. Farmacia Nova S.R.L. Topliţa Harghita 1000 15-Apr-10 Csatavesze S.C. Snow Tours S.R.L. Pasul Bucin Harghita 1149 ușoară 15-Apr-10 Havas Bucsin S.Snow Tours S.R.L. Pasul Bucin Harghita 1149 ușoară 21-Feb-11 Pârtia Speranța SC Dezvoltare Urbană SRL Borsec Harghita 680 medie 21-Feb-11 Pârtia Verӧfény SC Dezvoltare Urbană SRL Borsec Harghita 726 ușoară 21-Feb-11 Pârtia Prichindelul SC Dezvoltare Urbană SRL Borsec Harghita 814 ușoară Asociația de turism Băile 21-Feb-11 Pârtia Tușnad Băile Tușnad Harghita 342 medie Tușnad 23-Nov-12 Tolvayos SC Oxigen SRL Pasul Tolvayos Harghita 480 07-Nov-14 Piricske S.C. Mountain-Rest S.R.L. Ciceu Harghita 270 ușoară S.C. Vest Week/end Com 5-Dec-05 Platoul Soarelui Straja Hunedoara 465 S.R.L. 26-Jan-06 Lupului S.C. Comexim S.R.L. Lupeni Hunedoara 519 26-Jan-06 Constantinescu S.C. Comexim S.R.L. Lupeni Hunedoara 1740 26-Jan-06 Mutu S.C. Comexim S.R.L. Lupeni Hunedoara 540 26-Jan-06 Sfântu Gheorghe S.C. Comexim S.R.L. Lupeni Hunedoara 700 26-Jan-06 Pasul Vulcan S.C. Comexim R S.R.L. Vulcan Hunedoara 395 15-Apr-10 Poiana S.C.Piatra S.A. Petroșani Hunedoara 425 dificilă 15-Apr-10 Telescaun S.C.Piatra S.A. Petroșani Hunedoara 320 medie 15-Apr-10 A S.C.Piatra S.A. Petroșani Hunedoara 320 ușoară 15-Apr-10 B S.C.Piatra S.A. Petroșani Hunedoara 1200 dificilă 15-Apr-10 C S.C.Piatra S.A. Petroșani Hunedoara 250 dificilă 15-Apr-10 Europarâng S.C.Omb Montana 2004 S.R.L. Petroșani Hunedoara 350 dificilă 23-Nov-12 Râușor SC Gardora Travel Srl Mas. Retezat Hunedoara 780 medie 28-Apr-14 Straja Primăria Municipiului Lupeni Vf. Straja Hunedoara 1100 medie 28-Apr-14 Canal Primăria Municipiului Lupeni Șaua Mutu Hunedoara 1000 dificilă 28-Apr-14 Telegondolă Primăria Municipiului Lupeni Platoul Sf. Ghe Hunedoara 2086 medie 3-May-06 Sărărie Primăria Municipiului Iaşi Iaşi Iaşi 480 7-Feb-08 Suior 2 SC Turist Suior SRL Baia Sprie Maramures 1200 22-Aug-13 Șuior varianta 3-S3 SC Turist Suior SRL Baia Sprie Maramures 350 medie 22-Aug-13 Șuior varianta 4-S4 SC Turist Suior SRL Baia Sprie Maramures 350 dificilă 9-Feb-06 Icoană 1 Primăria Oraşului Cavnic Cavnic Maramureş 700 Club Sportiv Prometheus 9-Feb-06 Poiana Soarelui Deseşti Maramureş 350 Borişte 4-Apr-07 Şuior 1 S.C. Turist Şuior S.R.L. Mogoşa Maramureş 1500 31-Oct-05 Teleschi S.C. Lorigem S.R.L. Borşa Maramureş 643 31-Oct-05 Telescaun S.C. Lorigem S.R.L. Borşa Maramureş 1606 3-Jan-06 Mogoşa Direcţia Silvică Baia Mare Mogoşa Maramureş 2200 9-Feb-06 Icoană 2 Primăria Oraşului Cavnic Cavnic Maramureş 800 9-Feb-06 Brazi S.C. Alpin S.R.L Deseşti Maramureş 250 9-Feb-06 Cora S.C. Staţiunea Izvoare S.A. Deseşti Maramureş 730 9-Feb-06 Roata Primăria Oraşului Cavnic Cavnic Maramureş 1880 22-Nov-12 14-Lăptici 2 Consiliul Local Sinaia Sinaia Prahova 900 medie 6- Drumul de Vară 22-Nov-12 Consiliul Local Sinaia Sinaia Prahova 398 medie Varianta Acces 6-Feb-06 Aluniş S.C.
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