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potok Hylaty, sciezka przyrodnicza Hylaty, Zatwarnica, gmina Lutowiska, powiat bieszczadzki, woj. podkarpackie
Szepit is the highest and most impressive waterfall in the Bieszczady Mountains. According to the information board on site, it reaches about 8 m in height. It is not a single tall step, but several cascades formed by uplifted sandstones and shales.
Located on the Hylaty stream in Zatwarnica (Lutowiska municipality). In 1998 it was declared an inanimate natural monument. Originally the waterfall was about 30 m lower - its shift was the result of shale extraction from the stream in the 1960s.
A cascading waterfall in a forested valley, accessible via the historical-nature trail "Hylaty".
For tourists exploring the Bieszczady Mountains.
Accessible all year round.
To Zatwarnica, then on foot along the nature trail.
