Labský vodopád, Waterfall in the Krkonoše Mountains, Czech Republic

Labský vodopád is a 35-metre waterfall in Labská rokle, about 1 km southeast of the Elbe spring in the Krkonoše ridge, falling into Labský důl below Labská bouda. Below the fall follows over 200 m of stony rapids.

In 1859, one of the earlier owners of Labská bouda, the mountain hut above the falls, built a small reservoir to swell the flow of water over the 35-metre drop for visitors. The measure was later abandoned for nature-protection reasons, and remains of the reservoir are said to be visible below the hut.

The waterfall lies in Labská rokle, about 1 km southeast of the Elbe spring below Labská bouda, and the stretch of rapids below it runs over 200 m. In 1859 an owner of Labská bouda built a small reservoir above the fall to swell its flow for visitors; it was later abandoned for nature protection, and remains of the dam are said to be visible below the hut.

The waterfall lies in Labská rokle, about 1 km southeast of the Elbe spring in the Krkonoše ridges, falling into Labský důl below Labská bouda. A section of stony rapids more than 200 m long continues below the fall. Remains of a small reservoir built in 1859 by a former owner of Labská bouda are reportedly still visible under the hut.

In 1859, an owner of the Labská bouda above the falls built a small reservoir to swell the waterfall's flow for tourists; it was later abandoned for nature protection, and remnants are said to be visible below the hut. The falls drop 35 m into Labský důl, followed by over 200 m of stony rapids.