Scaunul Domnului (God's Seat) situated in the Calimani Mountains, at 1380 m altitude; the route starts from the village called Bistra Muresului, along the Bistra stream, to the North.

The Fâncelu peak of the Ghurghiului Mountains, at 1684 m altitude - the route starts from Stânceni to the South, or from Sălard along the Sălard valley, in North-Eastern direction. The Saca Mare peak in the Gurghiului Mountains, at 1777 m altitude - the route starts from Ilieşi, next to Sovata, and heads to the North-Eastern direction.

The Bucin pass at 1287 m altitude situated between Sovata and Gheorgheni.

The Tuşnad spa at 181 km from Tîrgu-Mureş on the E60, DN13 and DN12 - attractions: The Sfânta Ana lake (Saint Ann)

The Bicaz pass at 153 km from Tîrgu-Mureş on the R60, DN13, DN13A, DN13B and DN 13C - attractions: the lake called Lacu Roşu (Red Lake)

Sovata, at 54 km from Tîrgu-Mureş on the E60 and DN13 roads - attractions: Lacul Ursu (Bear Lake) having a depth of 18.4 m, The Aluniş Lake, as well as other smaller lakes: Lacul Verde (the Green Lake), Lacul Negru (the Black Lake), Lacul Roşu (the Red Lake), Lacul Mierlei (the Blackbird Lake) and Lacul Şerpilor (the Snakes’ Lake).

Sângeorgiu de Mureş, situated at 6 km from Tîrgu-Mureş on the DN15 road - attractions: the Salt Bays, the water the highest iodine concetration in Europe. Zau de Câmpie at 40 km from Tîrgu-Mureş on the county road that connects Luduş with Beclean - attractions: fish ponds and peony reservation. The Mureş Valley Landscape - situated along the Mureş River's defile between Deda and Topliţa The forestry reservation of the wood of Mociar - situated on the left side of Gurghiului Valley, at the confluence of the Mureş river.