At the beginning of the spring time, the white flowers of daffodils blossom on the plateau – the Daffodil Glade. The legend says that daffodils are growing each spring on the graves of Dacian warriors. The path to the glade, trough the fir forest, fascinates the traveler with the scenery offered and the sound of silence all around.

The coniferous tree forests of the Corabia Masif (1351m) and Negrileasa Forest ( 1346m), are the natural habitat of the lynx (Felis lynx) and the bear, protected wild life in Romania . Deers, wild cats, martens, wood-peckers, nightingale, crows and hawks preffer the Bucium area due to the conservation of the ecosystem.

The open areas between the glades are hidding bilberry and cowberry bushes, wild grapes, maces, gooseberry bushes, very appreciated for the curative propertiess and the flavour of their sweet. The scenery of Bucium village is dominated by high hills with daffodils glades. The area is cut by cold water rivers and springs, forming deep valleys specific to the mountain relief. The rich vegetation varies from nemoral forests on the slope to the alpine glades and juniper trees on a higest altitude.

Detunatele, masive formes of bazalt, watch over the Bucium community. Uniques in Europe, they remind of magic tales with fairies and giants. The locals say the, long time ago, Detunata Golasa (1258m) and Detunata Flocoasa (1265m) were a fairy and giant who got punished for their forbiden love.