Discover the Magical Waterfalls of Lviv Region
Enjoy the charm of nature, find inner peace, and truly relax by visiting the water locations of the Lviv region. While our waterfalls may not compete with the giants of the North, their beauty, tranquility, and Carpathian landscapes are a true delight for the soul.
Top Locations with Waterfalls in Lviv Region
- Lazny Waterfall
Height of the waterfall — 10.5 meters.
Location: 49.14875, 23.341429
The highest waterfall in the Lviv region, located in the Skole Beskids National Park, between the villages of Dovge and Sopit. It was formed where a small mountain stream, Lazny (a tributary of the Striy River), crosses a flysch-type rock massif. The three-cascade water stream enchants with its beauty and the dense Carpathian forest around it. The waterfall is located in a deep gorge, and getting there is a real quest, so there are usually quite few tourists. - Sopit Waterfall
Height of the waterfall — 8 meters.
Location: 49.133086, 23.378425
The waterfall is located in the Ukrainian Carpathians in the Skole Beskids National Park, near the village of Sopit. Located on a nameless stream that flows into the Sopit River (a right tributary of the Striy River), it swiftly runs down the rock and forms a small lake. Fresh air and magical nature around are guaranteed for you. - Kamyanka Waterfall
Height of the waterfall — 6 meters.
Location: 49.033572, 23.564332
The most famous among tourists, the waterfall is divided into two streams by a stone boulder. Located 7 km from the town of Skole. Surrounding it is a valley of shattered stones brought down by the river from the mountains. It becomes most spectacular in spring and early summer when the Kamyanka River is at its fullest. Near the waterfall, there are equipped rest areas and viewing platforms. On the way to the waterfall, you can ascend to the Dead Lake, or as it is also called, Crane Lake, which is rich in hydrogen sulfide, hence no living organisms inhabit it. - Gurkalo Waterfall
Height of the waterfall — 5 meters.
Location: 49.084433, 23.472565
Located on the Velika Rika River (a tributary of the Striy River) near the town of Skole. The waterfall consists of one cascade, divided by a rocky outcrop into two streams, one of which is significantly more water-laden than the other. In dry seasons, the lesser stream almost disappears. At the foot of the waterfall, there is a small lake about 10 m in diameter, with a water depth of up to 2 m. Gurkalo lives up to its name when, after intensive rains, the waters of the Velika Rika reach a peak, and the water stream rushes down from the slopes of the Parashka ridge, cascading over rocks with a great roar.