Waterfalls Severné Slovensko

With a height of 38 metres, Šútovský vodopád waterfall is the fourth highest waterfall in Slovakia and the highest in Malá Fatra. You will get a view of it when visiting Krivánska Fatra in Národný park Malá Fatra. The waterfall is located on the boundary between granites and granodiorites, at an altitude of 830 m above sea level, near the village of Šútovo, in the district of Martin in the Žilinský kraj region.

Šútovský potok stream, whose waters feed Šútovský vodopád, originates in Mojžišove pramene, a remarkable rock formation. The width of the stream right above the waterfall reaches up to 2.5 metres. The waterfall was formed as a result of the uplift of the mountain range and the subsequent subsidence of Turčianska kotlina.

This majestic waterfall certainly belongs among the most beautiful ones our country has to offer. On a hot summer day, its immediate surroundings offer a pleasant cooling down. And the scent of mountain nature all around. Coming here is worth it for that alone.

You can reach the waterfall via the blue hiking trail, heading past Mojžišove pramene in the opposite direction from Chata pod Chlebom. The hike, which can be easily managed even by children, follows an educational trail through Šútovská dolina with a length of 3.7 km. After parking near Chata Fatranka, you will walk all the way to the waterfall. Half of the walk, which takes about 1.5 hours, leads along an asphalt road, while the second half follows a stony path with a very gentle incline.

You can also make your stay in the area more enjoyable by visiting other attractions in Šútovo and its surroundings. For instance, Šútovské jazero lake certainly ranks among them. Swimming in the lake can then be easily combined with a hike to Šútovský vodopád, as the hiking trail leads right from the lake. We recommend booking accommodation on the accommodation Šútovo or accommodation Martin pages, studying the options the surroundings offer you, and then simply enjoying your stay.

Lúčanský vodopád is located in the village of the same name, Lúčky, in the Liptov region, in the Ružomberok district. This impressive watercourse is the pride of the village and attracts tourists from far and wide. It is accessible by car, which is why it is frequently visited by families with children.

With its height of 13 meters, Lúčanský vodopád has been declared a national natural monument. It is cascading in nature, and it is fed by the Lúčianka stream, also called Teplianka. Although this stream is not particularly extraordinary, during the snowmelt period or heavy rainfall, it brings so much water that the roar of the waterfall can be heard from afar.

By Lúčanský vodopád, you will find a smaller park with benches for sitting and resting. If you want to view the waterfall from all sides, take the stairs leading along the water, and in addition to the views, you will also discover an educational trail. It is short, but you will learn interesting facts about the surrounding fauna and flora here. If this trip seems too short for you, we recommend visiting the nearby Diviačia obora (Wild Boar Enclosure). In the spring, you can see cute little striped wild boar piglets here.

Not far from Lúčanský vodopád, there are also a few restaurants and local pubs at your disposal, where you can refresh yourself and taste local specialties. Do not forget to try korbáčiky (cheese strings) and spa wafers here. You can also take your children to a small village playground.

The spa village of Lúčky is not only famous for its own waterfall. The popular Kúpele Lúčky spa is also renowned for its healing water. It offers medical treatments, massages, and above all, relaxation in the beautiful surrounding nature near Veľký Choč. In addition, there is also the Aqua-Vital Park Lúčky, which is especially popular with families with children.

The road from the spa towards the mountains connects lower Liptov with Orava. The winding route is loved by cyclists as well as motorcyclists. It will lead you to the village of Vyšný Kubín in Orava. This region is made for a holiday and discovering natural beauties and hidden gems.

We offer you accommodation near Lúčanský vodopád on our portal. Choose from a wide range of cottages, apartments, and private accommodation. Spend a pleasant stay here and relax your body and soul.

Jelení vodopád can be found in Čutkovská dolina in Národný park Veľká Fatra. Čutkovská dolina is accessible from the Černová city district in Ružomberok. The valley is very popular with families with children, even though it is not very well known. Jelení vodopád is the second highest waterfall in Veľká Fatra, and its charm along with the surrounding nature will certainly enchant you. Set off on this easy trip and see for yourself.

To reach Jelení vodopád, you can take the hiking trail from Černová or from higher up by Koliba u dobrého pastiera. You can also park your car here. The road through Čutkovská dolina is paved at first and later changes into a gravel surface. It is also suitable for bicycles and strollers. Only the last section to the waterfall goes uphill. It takes about 15 minutes up forest stairs, of which there are 84 in total.

The educational trail called „Známa-Neznáma Čutkovská dolina“ leads through Čutkovská dolina. Information boards will reveal everything about the local fauna and flora, with information supplemented by pictures of animals and plants. It is approximately 4 kilometres to Jelení vodopád. On the walk, you can admire Čutkovský potok, the Čebraď water reservoir, or refresh yourself at a spring.

Jelení vodopád is formed by a tributary of Jelení potok flowing into Čutkovský potok. At the meeting point, the water gains force and falls down a rocky surface. The height of the waterfall reaches 24 metres and its highest point sits at an altitude of 824 m above sea level. It is, of course, most beautiful and powerful during the snowmelt period and after heavy rains. Jelení vodopád is a destructive type of waterfall, which means that over time it changes its slope, height, and the water inflow also decreases.

If you feel like continuing your trip, you can visit the nearby Jamišné vodopády, located at a junction in Čutkovská dolina, or continue to the end of the valley all the way to Tiesňava za dierou, also called Čutkovský kaňon. From Čutkovská dolina, you can also reach Hrabovo or the neighboring Hrabovská dolina. You can also hike up to the famous Vlkolínec open-air museum.

On the way back from Jelení vodopád, your children can have fun at the playground near the chalet, see animals at the farm, or visit the Obrovo amusement park. The valley is tailor-made for a pleasant holiday. We offer accommodation near Jelení vodopád or accommodation in Veľká Fatra on our portal. Book your family cottage, apartment, or guesthouse today.

The majestic Vodopád Skok is located in the Vysoké Tatry mountains in the Mlynická valley. It is frequently visited by tourists and easily accessible even for families with children. You can visit it year-round, but it is nevertheless most beautiful and massive when the ice melts.

Vodopád Skok lies at an altitude of 1,789 meters above sea level and its height is 30 meters. Its water source is Pleso nad Skokom, located above it. The view of the waterfall leaves no one indifferent, and thanks to the surrounding peaks, you will stand before it open-mouthed. This watercourse is indeed a magnificent sight to behold.

To Vodopád Skok, it is literally just a stone's throw away (a hop away). Which is great, especially for seniors and families with children. This easy Tatras hike will take you approximately 1.5 to 2 hours on the way there. And even children from about 4 years old can handle it, with the right motivation, of course.

Start your hike at Štrbské Pleso. Here you will also find a parking lot for your car, or you can take the rack railway train here from the village of Štrba. Štrbské Pleso is a tourist starting point for many hikes. Find the yellow trail marker and set off along it. The route begins with an asphalt road into Mlynická dolina. Here you will be treated to a beautiful view of the western peaks of the Vysoké Tatry: Soliská, Štrbský štít, and Patria. You will pass by ski jumping ramps and then continue along a paved and later stony path through dwarf pine to the waterfall.

Vodopád Skok will charm both young and adult hikers. The older ones can continue to Pleso nad Skokom, to which the trail continues. However, part of the route here goes over rocks, and you need to hold on to chains. Therefore, if you are afraid of heights, stay to admire Vodopád Skok from below. The walls of the Tatras rocks near the waterfall also provide space for rock climbers. In winter, ski touring enthusiasts like to come here instead.

A trip to the waterfall is a great experience. If you decide to stay for a holiday in the Vysoké Tatry, you will not regret it. Accommodation near Vodopád Skok as well as accommodation at Štrbské Pleso can be found on our portal. Various types of facilities are available: private cottages, chalets for rent, comfortable apartments, guesthouses, and large hotels with wellness services for the demanding. Choose today. The Vysoké Tatry are made for tourists.

Kmeťov vodopád, with its impressive height of 80 m, is the highest waterfall in Slovakia. If you want to visit it, you will find it in a spruce forest on the western side of the lower slopes of Kriváň peak. Its exact location is Kôprová dolina in the western part of Vysoké Tatry. The waters of Nefcerský potok fall from an altitude of 1,245 m above sea level.

The waterfall bears the attributes glacial, tectonic, and selective. Miloš Janoška gave it its name in the 1st Slovak guide to the Tatras from 1911. It was named after the Slovak scholar and priest Andrej Kmeť. The waterfall is formed by two steps, and the water falls in a relatively narrow, wild, and cascading stream.

To find it, you have to go further off the path. It is well hidden in the forest. You will not see it from the road. You will have a nice view of the waterfall from above from a wooden viewing platform, which is actually a bridge over the bed of Nefcerský potok. You can reach it via a path after turning off the blue-marked hiking trail in Kôprová dolina. The cycling route ends as well.

A popular walking and cycling route leads from the Podbanské parking lot along the yellow, green, and subsequently blue hiking trail. It is an easy hike lasting approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes, with a length of about 8.5 km. Another route from Podbanské leads along the red hiking trail, later joining the blue one, and is 1.5 km longer compared to the previous one.

Another frequently used route leads from the parking lot at the former Važecká chata at Tri studničky. It is 1.5 kilometers shorter than the one leading from Podbanské; however, it is more challenging, although it is more scenic thanks to passing through the forest. At its beginning and end, there is a steeper hill that needs to be conquered.

Experienced hikers can choose from two interesting yet demanding routes. One leads from Štrbské pleso, through Popradské pleso, Hincové plesá, Vyšné Kôprovské sedlo, and subsequently through Hlinská dolina to Kôprová dolina. The second route leads through Tichá dolina from Podbanské, through Liptovský košiar, Sedlo Závory, and subsequently through Kobylia dolina to Kôprová dolina. These are hikes demanding both in terms of required physical fitness and covered distance, elevation gain, and time.

Whichever route you choose, your reward will be a visit to a waterfall that is not overcrowded with tourists. Since there is no mountain shelter located in its vicinity, we recommend booking an overnight stay on the pages accommodation Podbanské or accommodation Štrbské Pleso, where the starting points of the hike are located. Consider a longer stay as well and visit various other attractions in the surroundings of Vysoké Tatry. There are many of them, and each is more interesting than the last.

Ráztocký vodopád waterfall is located in Kvačianska dolina, right in the heart of this popular Liptov nature reserve. It is situated at an altitude of 995 m above sea level, and the height of the waterfall itself is almost 10 m. Its surroundings consist of a rocky gorge that hides it from the curious eyes of visitors, prompting you to come closer to fully enjoy its beauty. Its vicinity has become home to many protected species of animals and plants. The hike to the waterfall can easily be managed by children and seniors alike.

Visitors choose it as a hiking destination all year round. In the hot summer, they admire the surrounding beautiful vegetation and find refreshment near it. Cold falling water combined with the climate created by the surrounding forests is a necessary cure for our organism that you will never find in the hot concrete streets of the city. In winter, the waterfall is frozen and creates a beautiful ice cascade.

The waterfall is located near the spot where Ráztocká dolina opens into Kvačianska dolina. Kvačianska dolina is accessible from the village of Huty as well as from the village of Veľké Borové. Heading from the popular attraction Vodné mlyny Oblazy, a forest trail interwoven with tree roots will lead you to Ráztocký vodopád. Be careful when climbing the ladder to the top of the waterfall. The falling water wets it significantly, making it quite slippery. From the waterfall, it is also possible to continue further to the settlement of Jóbova Ráztoka.

In spring, when the water flow is at its peak, the waterfall presents itself in all its beauty. However, a no less impressive experience awaits you during the rest of the year. So, all that's left is to pack up and set off on a hike. Visit the page accommodation Huty, accommodation Veľké Borové, or accommodation Kvačany to book the best accommodation near Ráztocký vodopád. Come relax in the heart of enchanting Liptov nature. Your stay will charge you with necessary energy, helping you tackle everyday challenges with ease.

Thanks to its height of 55 m, Brankovský vodopád is the highest waterfall in the Nízke Tatry. It is located in the cadastre of the town of Ružomberok, in the settlement of Podsuchá, in the side valley of Vyšný Brankov, in the Žilinský kraj. Towering above it is the peak Veľký Brankov, after which the waterfall is also named. It is situated at an altitude of 775–830 m a. s. l. It drops from Kurucká skala, a rock formation composed of dolomite. Since 1980, it has been a national natural monument located in the Národný park Nízke Tatry. The area of the entire Národná prírodná rezervácia Brankovský vodopád nature reserve covers 27.71 ha.

The waterfall was formed thanks to a mountain stream falling over a limestone rock step. The water has a stable flow rate of 3 l/s. The wall down which the waterfall flows is slightly broken up, which is why various ledges and cascades occur here. The waterfall is hidden in the valley, but the route to it is easy. It could almost be called a walk, apart from the final section if you want to get directly underneath the waterfall. There, on the last few meters, wooden bridges with handrails are located, as well as a chain right under the waterfall to prevent potential injuries.

Year-round, it belongs among the highly sought-after locations for experienced hikers, but it is also a pleasant mountain walk for families with children or seniors. The walk to it takes from half an hour to an hour, depending on your physical condition. It is not demanding. You start from the parking lot on the main road between Ružomberok and Donovaly and continue along the marked green hiking trail. You pass through beautiful natural scenery formed by a dark valley surrounded by forest. You can also reach the waterfall from Ružomberok via a cycling path.

In summer, the waterfall creates a crystal-clear veil of falling water. The sight of it has a soothing effect, acting as a balm for the soul. However, given that it is relatively hidden in the valley, do not expect wide views or much penetrating sunlight from it. Yet, this cooling effect is all the more pleasant during the hottest months of the year. In winter, the scenery changes completely. The waterfall turns into a magnificent icefall, which is becoming increasingly popular among the ice-climbing community.

In addition to hikers, you may also encounter treasure hunters. Legend has it that Jánošík hid his treasures near Brankovský vodopád. So far, no one has found them, so the chance of discovering them is still there. When you are in Donovaly or Ružomberok and passing along the main road, take the time to stop at this beautiful place. You will both take a break from driving and discover a beautiful part of our country.

An even better idea is to book accommodation near Brankovský vodopád. Since there are many opportunities in the Nízke Tatry for hiking, active and passive relaxation, or a trip following the footsteps of history and art, it would be a shame not to stay for at least a few days. Click on the accommodation in Ružomberok page; you will surely find suitable lodging for yourself, your family, or your friends.

Less than 6 km above the well-known Liptov village of Bobrovec, you will find a popular spot among local residents, cyclists, and runners. In winter, you can even reach Poľovníkov vodopád on cross-country skis. Although the trails are not mechanically groomed, local enthusiasts keep a beaten track open. This easy walk is suitable for young and old alike, younger or older, and thanks to a new asphalt road, for families with strollers.

The spacious village of Bobrovec is located just a few minutes by car or bus from the town of Liptovský Mikuláš. From Bobrovec, you can comfortably reach Bobrovecká dolina on foot, by bicycle, or by car, which you can leave at the free parking lot in Bobrovecká Vápenica. Others can use the bus service, which will take you to the village of Jalovec, approximately 2 km above Bobrovec, and continue your half-day hike on foot.

From the aforementioned Bobrovecká Vápenica, a renovated asphalt road with a gentle incline leads to the waterfall, which is also known as Poľovnícky vodopád or Bobrovecký vodopád. Approximately halfway along the route, at the edge of the forest, the ascent becomes gentler or almost flat. Initially, majestic peaks of the Západné Tatry rise before you, such as Babky or Sivý vrch. Later along the way, you can enjoy nearby meadows, pastures, and, with good visibility, a view of the Vodná nádrž Liptovská Mara.

After about three quarters of an hour, you will arrive at your destination. The waterfall is located less than 100 m from the road. You do not have to worry about missing this natural beauty. In front of the waterfall stands a hunting cabin that welcomes you to this sought-after attraction with its motto "Hore zdar!". The approach to the waterfall has an uphill character, but your reward will be the Stará voda stream falling from a height of 12 m. A small pool has formed beneath the rocky cliff down which the waterfall flows. Although the icy water may initially deter you, believe that after a walk, especially on hot summer days, a quick dip is a great refreshment. The braver ones can enjoy the power of a mountain shower directly under the waterfall. In winter, the swift flow of water turns into a massive icefall. The snow-covered and frozen surrounding nature holds a unique charm. So do not forget to bring a sled for your walk, which you will especially use on the return trip and the gentle descent back to Bobrovecká Vápenica.

Cyclists can continue along a popular cycling route that will take you all the way to the village of Liptovské Matiašovce. Hikers on foot will return along the same route. Halfway between Bobrovecká Vápenica and the village of Bobrovec stands the traditional Salaš Pastierska. Stop for a moment and, in addition to traditional products such as cheeses, bryndza (sheep milk cheese), or žinčica (boiled sheep whey), enjoy the peaceful nature. Right above Bobrovec, you can stop by a small but popular water reservoir. Originally, the reservoir served to irrigate the surrounding fields. The Bejvoč water reservoir, as the locals nickname it, has been used for swimming for a few decades, although bathing is at your own risk. Rich greenery and the murmur of the mountain Jalovecký potok, which is the source of clean and refreshing water in the reservoir, predestine this place for relaxation and rest.

If natural water does not appeal to you and you would rather enjoy thermal springs, visit the most famous water park, Tatralandia, located less than 10 minutes by car from Bobrovec. A multitude of pools and water attractions guarantee a well-spent day. For adrenaline enthusiasts, we have an interesting tip: try flying in the wind tunnel at Hurricane Factory Tatralandia, located right next to the water park. Families with children can look forward to ZOOKONTAKT, which guarantees that you will not be bored here.

So, have you already planned your trip itinerary? Are you looking for accommodation near Poľovníkov vodopád? Choose from our selection of cozy cottages or wooden cabins, or find your comfort in one of the apartments. Book your stay and enjoy everything a holiday in Liptov has to offer.

Necpalské vodopády cascade along the course of the Necpalský potok stream. It flows through the Necpalská valley, located in the Veľká Fatra mountain range. Tourists often combine their trips, and their route also leads into Blatnická dolina and Gaderská dolina valleys. Heading upstream along the creek, they frequently set out towards the summit of Ploská. Regardless of the starting direction, visitors make their way to the waterfalls all year round. The length of the route as well as its difficulty depends on the point you start from.

Most often, the starting point is the village of Necpaly. From there, it takes approximately two hours to reach the waterfalls by following the blue hiking trail. Following the same color, but from the opposite direction, from above, you can descend to the waterfalls from the ridges of the Veľká Fatra range. From the mountain cabin Chata pod Borišovom, it will take you about half an hour less. In the case of the second mentioned access route, be careful of avalanches in the winter. An asphalt road leads between the mountain hut and the village of Necpaly almost the entire way, offering an easy hiking walk, but you can also complete it by bicycle. Right by the road are the waterfalls Vodopád Revúcky mlyn and Druhý (or Dolný) Necpalský vodopád, while to reach the others, you need to step off the main road.

As we already mentioned in the introduction, and as follows from the name after all, there are several waterfalls. The first waterfall in the valley is the approximately 4 m high Vodopád Revúcky mlyn. It is the most prominent of all and is located in the Balcierovo area. It is followed by the approximately 1.2 m high Malý Necpalský vodopád, which lies at the point where the Prierastlé stream flows into Necpalský potok. Next in order is the approximately 2 m high Dolný Necpalský vodopád, for which the name Druhý Necpalský vodopád is also used. The group is closed by the approximately 4.5 m high Prvý Necpalský vodopád, which is also known as Horný Necpalský vodopád and Veľký Necpalský vodopád. Quite a chaos in the names, isn't it? Indeed, even the locals had to get used to which waterfall is called what for a long time.

Whether the names are confusing or not, the view of the waterfalls is definitely worth it. Look for suitable accommodation near Necpalské vodopády, for example, on the page accommodation Necpaly, and come admire them with your own eyes. Staying near them calms you down, and the view of them sets you free. Those who haven't experienced it won't believe it. Put on your hiking boots and head off to the picturesque and beautiful Necpalská dolina valley.

Vajskovský vodopád falls along the flow of the Vajskovský potok stream, which flows through one of the most beautiful valleys of the Nízke Tatry mountains. That is Vajskovská dolina. It offers many attractive options for hiking, cycling, boating on the lake, and beautiful walks through the quiet forest. One such walk will lead you to the 9 m high Vajskovský vodopád, which is located at an altitude of 1,200 m above sea level. The valley is attractive throughout the entire year, and its advantage is that it is not overly crowded with tourists, as it lies off the main tourist routes.

The waterfall is magnificent in every season; however, like any other, it is most striking during the period after heavy rains and when snow melts. What is characteristic of it? Veils of water falling from a height, their roar, and beautiful, in some periods even wild, vegetation. The pristine nature of the gorgeous Vajskovská dolina valley protects and hides it well. You will find it at its very end. While walking through the valley, make some natural noise, as bears occur in large numbers in these places. In fact, the first chamois were released here in the past, relocated from the Vysoké Tatry mountains.

You can reach the waterfall from the village of Dolná Lehota. From there, your steps will lead along a 13.5 km long hiking trail that ends right at Vajskovský vodopád. It involves walking along an asphalt road, which you will leave approximately 1.5 km from the waterfall. From there, you will continue through a small forest and a meadow. Whether you go on foot or pedal on a bicycle is entirely up to you. Given the terrain, the hike is classified as easy. And we certainly recommend completing it in winter as well, when the waterfall offers a beautiful icy view.

Please note that due to moving within the Národný park Nízke Tatry, it is forbidden to make fires, camp, or pick forest berries. Leave those for the animals and simply look all around at what our beautiful Mother Nature offers you. Breathe the fresh air, enjoy the silence and the sounds of the forest. The entire area is beautiful, so it would be a shame to visit for just one day. Find suitable accommodation near Vajskovský vodopád, for example on the page accommodation Dolná Lehota or accommodation Krpáčovo, and plan several trips. Take your family or friends with you and experience a real adventure.

Vysoké Tatry undoubtedly belong to the most beautiful and sought-after tourist locations in Slovakia. The massive peaks of the Tatry mountains, deep valleys formed by glaciers, murmuring streams full of crystal clear water, unique fauna and flora, and clean air are a guarantee of satisfaction even for the most demanding tourists. One of the beautiful and interesting destinations for your walks can be Hviezdoslavov vodopád.

The beginning of your journey will lead through Tatranská Javorina. This picturesque mountain village may interest you because it was the seat of Prince Hohenlohe, who had a beautiful two-story wooden hunting lodge built here. Your steps may also lead around the ancient wooden Kostol sv. Anny church. You can reach the waterfall along the blue tourist trail through the Bielovodská dolina valley. This was named after the wild mountain river Biela voda. Its bed is strewn with white granite pebbles. This valley is interesting because, as the only one in the Vysoké Tatry, it has an alpine character. This was given to it by the glacier that shaped it. During the glaciation period, it reached a length of up to 14 km and a thickness of 300 m. It is the longest Tatry valley, measuring over 10 km. However, you can also reach the waterfall by the ground funicular to Hrebienok, around Zbojnícka chata through Prielom, and past Zamrznuté pleso.

The trip to Hviezdoslavov vodopád is relatively comfortable and is also managed by families with children. The waterfall is one of the most beautiful Tatry glacial waterfalls. It is located at an altitude of 1575 m a. s. l. The water plunges from a stone granodiorite threshold to a depth of 15 m. Although it is a frequent destination for family walks, in this case, the journey to it is no less important and exciting. In the oldest Slovensko national park, you have plenty to admire. The original forests will interest you with their diverse tree species composition. In addition to Norway spruce, fir, and beech, you will also encounter the pride of the Tatry valleys, the Swiss pine (borovica limba), or noble specimens of the sycamore maple (javor horský). At higher altitudes, dwarf mountain pine (borovica kosodrevina) and rowan (jarabina vtáčia) are also added. The fauna is no less interesting. With a bit of luck, you can see the king of the Tatry sky, the golden eagle, the unique glacial relic of the Tatry chamois, or hear the whistling of the Tatry marmot. Botany lovers will be pleased by the multitude of rare species.

If you find yourself in this region during the winter season, you might be pleased during your stay by the possibility of skiing in Ski TAJA - Tatranská Javorina or Ski centrum Strednica Ždiar. Devotees of educational trails will be pleased by a walk to Zadné Meďodoly. You can discover a unique world of light attractions in the Svetelný dóm in Ždiar. In summer, you can enjoy a day full of fun with your little ones in Family Park Strachankovo.

Full of experiences or tired from hiking, you will gladly rest in a comfortable bed in accommodation near Hviezdoslavov vodopád. In this location too, we bring you the offer of our accommodation providers. Will you be appealed by the beautiful and comfortable apartments Tatranská Javorina, or would you rather prefer romance by the fire in a Tatry cottage? We will leave this decision solely to you.

Batizovské vodopády are located in the Vysoké Tatry in the Poprad district. Although no tourist trail leads directly to them, you can enjoy them from a distance along the Tatranská magistrála. These charming waterfalls are an ornament of the Batizovská dolina and many a tourist enjoys them on their way to Batizovské pleso.

Batizovské vodopády lie at an altitude of 1,870 m a. s. l. The water spreads over the rocks in the dwarf pine growth and falls from a height of 20 meters. You can admire the waterfalls from the tourist trail, but do not go close to them. Be aware that walking outside the trails is prohibited in the Tatranský národný park.

Batizovské vodopády are of glacial origin and are formed by water from the Batizovský potok. About 50 meters above the waterfalls is the aforementioned Batizovské pleso. Set out for Batizovské vodopády via the red trail along the Tatranská magistrála from Popradské pleso towards Sliezsky dom. As an alternative route, you can reach them from the village of Vyšné Hágy along the yellow trail all the way to the Tatranská magistrála. You can also use the route from Tatranská Polianka.

In addition to Batizovské vodopády, the Vysoké Tatry offer you other water gems. We have prepared tips for waterfalls in the Vysoké Tatry on our portal. The TANAP national park is an ideal holiday destination for tourists as well as families with children. Come spend your free time here and choose accommodation near Batizovské vodopády or accommodation in the Vysoké Tatry on our pages. Book a cottage, apartment, family guest house, or a comfortable hotel in the Tatry. Our accommodation providers are already looking forward to your visit.

With its height of 20 m, Obrovský vodopád ranks among the larger waterfalls of the Vysoké Tatry, although its massive appearance and the powerful roar of its flow contribute to this more than its height. If you want to see it, you must visit Malá Studená dolina. It is located near the well-known Zamkovského chata, at an altitude of 1,330 m above sea level.

It was created by Studený potok in the ravine of Malý Studený potok. It belongs to the group of Vodopády Studeného potoka, but since it is located somewhat further from the others and has a unique appearance and size, it is often viewed separately.

You can view the other cascades and waterfalls of Studený potok if you follow the red hiking trail from Hrebienok, past Bilíkova chata all the way to Rainerova chata. All the waterfalls in this group are among the gems of our mountains. Some tourists even say they feel a fairy-tale atmosphere beside them.

You can reach Obrovský vodopád via several hiking trails. Take the route from Tatranská Lesná, Starý Smokovec, Tatranská Lomnica, or from Hrebienok. When you continue from the waterfall along the red hiking trail, you will reach the famous Téryho chata. But that is not the only hiking destination. You will also reach Zamkovského chata, Zbojnícka chata, Skalnaté pleso, or Päť spišských plies. This circuit is definitely worth doing to let yourself be awed by the magnificent Tatra nature.

Have you also decided to take a photo from the bridge directly opposite Obrovský vodopád? To feel the pleasant and much-sought-after cooling in the sweltering summer? To be in harmony with nature and your own thoughts for a moment? In that case, you are in the right place in the Tatras. We recommend booking accommodation near one of the starting points for the routes to Obrovský vodopád and enjoying a great experience hiking to it.

Dlhý vodopád belongs to the quartet of Vodopády Studeného potoka waterfalls in the Vysoké Tatry mountains. These cascades on the stream of Studený potok decorate an approximately 1.5 km long section from Rainerova chata to Bilíkova chata. Dlhý vodopád, which is about 16 meters high, is the last in order from top to bottom; above it lie Malý vodopád, Skrytý vodopád, and Veľký vodopád.

Hikers reach Dlhý vodopád via various routes, the easiest of which leads from Starý Smokovec, or from Hrebienok, which is accessible by a funicular railway. Another popular option is to take the cable car from Tatranská Lomnica up to Skalnaté pleso and follow the red-marked trail to Rainerova chata. You can also set off from Tatranská Lesná, where the route leads along Cesta Slobody and alongside Studený potok. The closest accommodation to Dlhý vodopád is located in Starý Smokovec, Tatranská Lomnica, and Stará Lesná, offering a great selection of apartments, family guesthouses, and stylish chalets or cottages.

Vodopády Studeného potoka are among the most popular hiking destinations in Vysoké Tatry. It consists of several waterfalls on Studený potok, more precisely on a section approximately 1.5 km long from Rainerova chata to Bilíkova chata. Near Rainerova chata, Studený potok is formed by the confluence of Malý Studený potok from Malá Studená dolina and Veľký Studený potok from Veľká Studená dolina. The stream flows down a massive terrain fault, forming cascades and cataracts; the most famous are Malý vodopád, Skrytý vodopád, Veľký vodopád, and Dlhý vodopád. From Bilíkova chata, the stream flows through calmer terrain without significant drops.

Marked trails lead to the waterfalls. The most common starting point is Hrebienok, which is accessible from Starý Smokovec via a funicular. From here, several routes lead that are easy, and a walk along comfortable paths should be manageable even for families with children. It is also possible to set off from Tatranská Lomnica, from where it is recommended to take the cable car to Skalnaté pleso, followed by the red route to Rainerova chata, and then the blue route to the waterfalls. In Tatranská Lesná, a yellow-marked trail begins, which leads along Cesta Slobody and alongside Studený potok to the waterfalls. It is possible to continue the hike further into Malá Studená dolina, where Obrovský vodopád cascades down on Malý Studený potok.

The villages that serve as starting points for trips to the waterfalls also offer a multitude of tourist attractions. In Starý Smokovec, for example, there is Tricklandia, while in Tatranská Lomnica, you will find the Ski Museum or Galéria Dobrá hračka. Spa destinations such as Nový Smokovec, Horný Smokovec, or Tatranské Zruby are also highly sought after. Ski resorts in Vysoké Tatry are, of course, a matter of course.

For those who need accommodation near Vodopády Studeného potoka, we suggest starting your search in Starý Smokovec, where you will find various types of accommodation. Interesting accommodation options are also provided by Tatranská Lomnica or Stará Lesná. Vysoké Tatry offer tourists truly all categories of accommodation; it is entirely up to you whether you choose cozy cottages, simple private accommodation, or a luxury hotel.