FamxplorWodospad Szklarki
What to expect
Wodospad Szklarki is the second-highest waterfall in the Polish Karkonosze mountains, with a height of 13.3 meters. It is situated at an altitude of 525 meters above sea level and features a wide cascade that narrows and spirals downwards, creating a whirlpool. The waterfall and its surroundings are part of the Karkonosze National Park and are accessible via a wide path that leads to a viewing platform. The area is also home to marmits, which are depressions in the rock floor formed by erosion. The waterfall has been a popular tourist attraction since the 19th century and is suitable for visitors with disabilities. There are also nearby hiking trails, including the Okrężny trail around Szklarska Poręba and the trail from Piechowice to the PTTK 'Pod Łabskim Szczytem' shelter
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Activities: We hiked to Wodospad Szklarki, a waterfall, which took about 1 hour and 15 minutes. The path to the waterfall is paved, so it is possible to visit with a stroller. The path through the gorge was like a fairytale
Highlights: We enjoyed the beautiful gorge and the waterfall. It was a nice, family-friendly hike ✨