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Wawoz Kamienczyka, potok Kamienczyk, Szklarska Poreba, powiat karkonoski, woj. dolnoslaskie
The Kamieńczyk Waterfall is the highest waterfall in the Polish Sudetes. The water of the Kamieńczyk stream falls in three cascades from a height of 27 m, at an altitude of about 846 m above sea level, in the Karkonosze (Giant Mountains).
It is located near Szklarska Poręba, within the Karkonosze National Park, above the Kamieńczyk Ravine. Steel platforms lead to the foot of the waterfall; visitors are required to wear protective helmets.
A three-cascade waterfall and a rocky ravine. Nearby are the "Kamieńczyk" and "Szałas Sielanka" shelters.
For tourists; visiting the ravine is subject to a fee and takes place during set hours.
Accessible all year round; the visiting hours of the ravine are set (details from the operator).
From Szklarska Poręba on foot along the trail up the Kamieńczyk Ravine.
