Municipality of Sânsimion

We create experiences. We offer a glimpse into the wonders of untouched winter landscapes. Nature, its beauty, and its protection play an important role in all our lives. Exploring nature is no longer possible only on foot — you can discover it comfortably and safely while covering larger areas under controlled conditions.

Our association aims to ensure the safety of sports and public events held on or off public roads, using the mobility advantages of motorcycles. We support the smooth running of cycling races, marathons, and triathlons, in cooperation with police and authorities or independently on closed routes. We also assist road events such as parades, demonstrations, and other activities affecting traffic, fully respecting legal requirements and minimizing disruption. Services include: motorcycle marshals, route opening, peloton escort, media support (photo/video, drone), and transport for officials. We also organize training in motorcycle riding, defensive driving, road regulations, and first aid.

TINCA Farm is a place where nature becomes a living story, and children learn through direct experience what respect, empathy, and the joy of living in harmony with animals and the land truly mean. 

 Kids4Cycling is a registered nonprofit association since 2018, dedicated to developing the cycling community in Miercurea Ciuc. Its activities include creating training plans, long-term development programs for children, and organizing competitions and various challenges. 

About Via Transilvanica Via Transilvanica, the "road that unites", is a 1,400 kilometer long distance trail, a tourist route that crosses Romania diagonally from Putna to Drobeta Turnu Severin. It's designed for hiking, cycling and horse riding. Via Transilvanica is marked with painted markers, signposts and at every kilometer, there is an individually carved andesite stone, therefore all these milestones can probably become the longest art gallery in the world, which accompanies travelers along the way. The trail crosses ten counties (administrative units of the country): Suceava, Bistrița-Năsăud, Mureș, Harghita, Sibiu, Brașov, Alba, Hunedoara, Caraș-Severin and Mehedinți and is divided into seven cultural-historical regions: Bucovina, Highlands, Terra Siculorum, Terra Saxonum, Terra Dacica, Terra Banatica, Terra Romana. In total, Via Transilvanica crosses 107 administrative-territorial units in Romania, and highlights the natural and cultural heritage of each region. Via Transilvanica is a long-distance trail inspired by the history of other such trails in Europe, North America and beyond. But above all, it is a social project, so the focus is on the community. The project aims to bring to light places in the country, seemingly forgotten by the world and largely depopulated due to economic limitations, and bring them to life. This revival is due to the backpackers who, after a long day on the trails, expect a minimum of hospitality and at least one welcoming face to share stories with. This is what the road that unites is all about.

 The Csík Territorial Organization of the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) represents the interests of the Hungarian community in the Csík region. Based in Miercurea Ciuc, it coordinates the work of local RMDSZ organizations and partner groups to promote the political, social, cultural, and economic interests of Hungarians in the region. The organization is part of the national RMDSZ structure and works closely with churches, cultural and educational institutions, and civil organizations. 

The mission of StartUp HUB is to encourage entrepreneurship through support schemes, to contribute reducing unemployment through adult education programmes and to increase EU funding in the region with the help of its experts.

The name comes from Ditrau city and from the organizing sports club – Ditriders Motorsport. It is meant to help associate the event with the local area. The event consists of 3 days, a day of prologue and two days of riding in the mountains that combine forest roads, steep climbs, rocky tracks, etc.

The Dealu/Oroszhegy Cultural and Youth Association was founded in early 2005 by 11 enthusiastic young people from Dealu/Oroszhegy. Since then, it has become an active civil organization, contributing significantly to community life through cultural events and partnerships with local schools and the municipality. The association co-organizes traditional events such as the Daffodil Days and the multi-day Plum Festival, and regularly holds environmental camps for children and youth. One of its most successful events is the Oroszhegy Children’s Folk Dance and Folk Song Festival, which provides performance opportunities for hundreds of children each year. The association believes in preserving local traditions, cultural values, and natural heritage for future generations.