カルパティア山脈の滝・トップ20

The Șurii de Piatră mountain stream plunges spectacularly 58 meters into the Seven Ladders Gorge (Canionul Șapte Scări) over seven steps carved into the Jurassic limestone. Visitors, who are literally within touching distance of the waterfalls, negotiate the stone steps, which are between two and a half and fifteen meters high, using steel ladders connected by metal mesh walkways. The most dramatic ladder is the third: it rises fifteen meters almost vertically and is secured with bars to prevent anyone from falling backward. But that's the only safety feature in the gorge. Right next to the left handrail, the water roars impetuously into the depths. An experience!

A beautiful waterfall with an even more beautiful name :-) a nice stop on the asphalt trail ;-)

Beautiful!

This waterfall is made up of three other cascades, flowing from the Five Lakes. The name "Wodogrzmoty" (although sometimes these waterfalls are simply called Mickiewicz Waterfalls) comes from the fact that the water makes a terrible roar as it falls (and it's cool).

The Rodła Cascades are a picturesque group of waterfalls on the Biała Wisełka in the Silesian Beskids. They are made up of over 20 natural rock steps, the highest of which is about 5 meters high. The trail leading to the cascades is easy and well-marked, and the hike through the mountain nature provides beautiful views. This is an ideal place for a walk and relaxation surrounded by the sound of water and forests. It is worth wearing comfortable shoes, especially after rain, when the stones can be slippery.

Personally, I wasn't particularly impressed, but considering that this is where the largest Polish river has its source, it's definitely worth a visit. In winter, everything is frozen, including the trail, which is very difficult to traverse in sections (especially without crampons or crampons).

Without much effort, you can get here in a few minutes from Polana Strążyska. A picturesque place hidden in the forest, worth seeing.

The approach is quite steep and it is worth being careful on the slippery rocks :)