Keila Waterfall

The Keila Waterfall drops 6 meters in height and extends across 60 meters of the Keila River, creating substantial water flows throughout all seasons.

The waterfall location holds an operational hydroelectric power station that dates back to the industrial development period of northern Estonia in the 19th century.

The surrounding area features a Neo-Gothic manor house and two suspension bridges that integrate natural elements with Estonian architectural traditions.

Visitors can access the waterfall through a dedicated road along the riverbed, with designated viewing platforms offering different perspectives of the cascading water.

The water mass forms the third largest waterfall in Estonia, creating distinct patterns as it descends over limestone formations in the Keila River.

Location: Lääne-Harju Rural Municipality

Part of: Keila River

GPS coordinates: 59.39600,24.29472

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:01