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potok Szklarka, Piechowice (rejon Szklarskiej Poreby), Karkonosze, powiat karkonoski, woj. dolnoslaskie
The Szklarka Waterfall is the second highest waterfall in the Polish Karkonosze (after the Kamieńczyk Waterfall). The water of the Szklarka stream falls from a height of 13.3 m, at an altitude of about 525 m above sea level, forming a pothole (marmite) at its foot.
It is located in an enclave of the Karkonosze National Park, administratively in Piechowice. A wide path from the car park leads to the viewing platform.
A wide, swirling cascade with an evorsion pothole. Nearby is the "Kochanówka" shelter.
For families; the approach is easy and also accessible for wheelchair users.
Accessible all year round.
From the car park near Szklarska Poręba; the approach to the platform is adapted for wheelchair users.
