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The Central Metaliferi Mountains, situated in the south-central side of the Apuseni Mountains, have a variety of natural and anthropic touristic potential, but, unfortunately, less known and not enough exploited. The most important natural resources may be grouped as it follows: • the geological and geomorphologic resources. These are interesting because of the varied petrographic constitution, such as: volcanic cons, forms belonging to the exokarst and endokarst, passes, defiles, and others; • the climatic touristic fund that is characterized by a temperate climate, with influences from the western air mass, moist in the south, and with sub Mediterranean features in the southwest; • the hydrographical potential is formed by a dense streams network, but, generally, short, these being affluent of the Arieş, the White Criş (Vaţa, Bucureşci, Stănija) and the Mureş (Ampoi, Certej, Boholt, Gurasada, Valea Roşie). On some of these there are dam lakes: Certej on the Făerag, or lakes for water supply. The Neocene volcanism led to the appearance of some cold mineral springs (Boholt, Şoimuş) and thermal ones (Geoagiu, Vaţa de Jos); • the fitogeographic fund encompasses numerous characteristic elements of the leafy woods area, and of the coniferous area in the higher regions.

Tourist phenomenon in Geoagiu Spa region within the Central Metaliferi Mountains