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rzeka Wilczka, rezerwat Wodospad Wilczki, Miedzygorze, gmina Bystrzyca Klodzka, powiat klodzki, woj. dolnoslaskie
The Wilczki Waterfall (German: Wölfelsfall) is the second highest waterfall in the Polish Sudetes. The water of the Wilczka River drops from a height of 22 m (historically given as 27 m before the 1997 flood, which washed away an artificial structure). Below the waterfall lies the Wilczki Gorge, about 200 m long and 10-18 m deep.
Situated in Międzygórze, in the Śnieżnik Massif (Eastern Sudetes). Since 1958 the area has been protected as a nature reserve (about 2.7 ha), preserving beech-fir forest and communities of mosses and liverworts on the rock walls.
A tall waterfall and a picturesque canyon. After renovation in 2017, the site was equipped with stairs, railings, viewing platforms and lighting.
For families and tourists; the site has been visited since the late 18th century.
Accessible all year round; a spectacular "ice-fall" in winter.
To Międzygórze, then on foot.
Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wodospad_Wilczki; https://hasajacezajace.com/wodospady-w-polsce/
