Galbina-völgy, Nature reserve in Bihor County, Romania.

Galbina Valley is a nature reserve in the Apuseni Mountains featuring limestone rock formations, numerous caves, waterfalls, and narrow canyons. The valley creates a complex system of geological formations and underground structures.

Valea Galbenei was designated a national-interest nature reserve (IUCN category IV, mixed type) in Bihor County, on the territory of Pietroasa commune, and is included in the Apuseni Natural Park. The reserve covers 70.50 ha and takes in the Padiș basin and the corridor of the Galbena river, which upstream cuts the Cheile Galbenei and Cheile Jgheabului gorges and forms waterfalls.

The reserve sits near traditional Romanian villages where locals practice ancient woodworking and musical instrument-making crafts. These skills remain visible in the everyday life and appearance of the surrounding communities.

Visitors should plan proper hiking gear and at least three hours to walk the main trail loop from Glavoi camp through the valley system. The paths run across varying terrain and require basic physical fitness.

The reserve covers 70.50 hectares of the Padiș basin and the Galbena river corridor, where the stream cuts the Cheile Galbenei and Cheile Jgheabului gorges and drops over waterfalls. It is a category IV IUCN protected area within the Apuseni Natural Park, on the territory of Pietroasa commune, Bihor County.