The Curcubăta Mare or as it is otherwise known, the Bihor top is the highest peak of the Apuseni Mountains. Its hill, which from afar resembles a pyramid, rises above the Beiuşului depression. The landscape is probably the most valuable component of this holiday destination. Those who reach the top can enjoy a wide, uniquely picturesque view, opened to all the nearby mountains: Gilău, Muntele Mare (the Big Mountain), Vlădeasa, Codru Moma, Trascău and Metaliferi. The whole ridge of Biharia, including the Curcubăta Mică (1769 m), offers a series of belvedere points, bringing peace and happiness in the hearts of those who have ventured here. Rare for the Romanian Carpathian Mountains, the Tăul Mare or Zănoaga is a mountain lake, formed in a natural cauldron, fed by the rain and melting snow.