Uniunea Sârbilor din România

Access to Muntele Mic is from DJ 608 A, through the municipality of Caransebeș, on the exit to Muntele Mic, from the ring road. The Mic Mountain is the "child" of the Tarcu Mountains, with a height of 1,806 m. The Sebeş River springs from this mountain, which flows into Timiş, at the confluence in Caransebeş. At the altitude of 1545 m is the Muntele Mic tourist resort where, on the spherical top of the mountain, you can ski almost 6 months of the year. Muntele Mic was and still is today the highest and most suitable resort in Romania for practicing winter sports. All the winter tourism segment is increasingly well developed: night slopes, cable installations, artificial snow. • Borlova slope 1 - Length: 1000m, Difficulty: medium-easy, ski lifts • Borlova slope 2 - Length: 1000m, Difficulty: medium-easy, ski lifts • Vâlsanu slope - Length: 2500m, Difficulty: medium-advanced, 6-seater chairlift • Nordic slope - Length: 1200m, Difficulty: medium-advanced, ski lifts • Isai slope - Length: 2000m, Difficulty: medium-advanced, 2-seater chairlift • Felix Slope - Length: 1400m, Difficulty: medium-easy, Teleski Felix sources: muntelemiconline.ro , weski.ro

IOAN CRIŞAN, whose name the zoo in Reşita bears, was a biology teacher at Bastilia (the current "Diaconovici-Tietz" high school). In the 60s of the last century, when he was director of the high school, he established a mini-zoo in the yard of the institution, whose undisputed star was a bear. This was the beginning, testimony of the teacher's love for living nature, for its knowledge by the students. Later the animals were transferred to the city park, their number constantly increasing. text source: zooresita.ro photo sources: zooresita.ro and Facebook Grădina Zoologică Reșița