Waterfalls Turčianske Jaseno

The Veľká Fatra National Park hides numerous interesting tourist destinations. One of them is certainly the still relatively little-known Vodopád v Došnej. If you are wondering where this magnificent natural phenomenon is located, you must look for the answer in the cadastral area of the village of Belá - Dulice. The charming, multi-tiered waterfall is hidden at the end of Belianska dolina, where its waters flow down the crags from a height of six meters.

An excellent starting point is the village of Belá, Dulice part. It is best to start from Chata Havranovo, and even your little ones will manage this easy trip. However, you must prepare for a longer route, which will take you approximately 4 hours with breaks. The route from the village will take you approximately 3.5 hours; from there, you will cover the rest at an easy pace in 25 minutes. If you want to cut the time in half, we recommend using bicycles.

The waterfall is situated at an altitude of 745 m a.s.l. and was formed by one of the side tributaries of the Beliansky potok stream. It tends to be most powerful during spring, when melting ice adds to its force and intensity. A yellow-marked hiking trail leads to the waterfall directly from the village of Belá - Dulice. From here, you will head towards Ústie Slávkovej doliny and, at the crossroads, continue right following the green trail marker towards Vlkološte and Šindelná until you reach your intermediate destination, Chata Havranov. Take a break here and recharge with delicious kapustnica (sauerkraut soup). You can quench your thirst with draft kofola.

Fed and refreshed, continue on your journey for 1.3 km until you reach your destination. The cascading waterfall has three intermediate tiers and cuts through a rock gate that makes a strong impression. In winter, you can look forward to a frozen splendor rarely seen. A relatively new logging road leads above the waterfall into Došná dolina. It is worth walking a bit further, where you will find lovely crags and rock formations. You can use your remaining energy for a hike to Rozhľadňa na Kalníku, which stands near the turnoff to Jasenská dolina.

However, Turiec also offers extraordinary experiences combined with sports and visiting historical monuments. Combine hiking with a trip to Martin, our main center of national and cultural life. Definitely worth a visit here are Múzeum slovenskej dediny Jahodnícke háje and the Slovak National Museum. If you plan to stay in Martin longer, you can quickly and easily book overnight accommodation on our accommodation Martin website. You are sure to choose from a rich offer of apartments and cottages.

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.

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.

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.