Rešovské vodopády, Natural cascade waterfall system in Hanušovice Highlands, Czech Republic.
Rešovské vodopády is a cascade waterfall system in the Hanušovice Highlands where water tumbles over rock formations in multiple stages. The main waterfall drops approximately 10 meters (33 feet), while a secondary cascade reaches about 3 meters (10 feet).
The area gained official protection in 2013 when it became a National Nature Reserve within Sovinecko Natural Park. This designation marked a commitment to preserving the site's ecological value for the future.
The Huntava River shapes the character of this place, and the waterfalls have become woven into local identity over time. Visitors experience firsthand how water movement has influenced the region's relationship with nature.
Wooden walkways and viewing platforms guide visitors safely to observe both waterfalls throughout the year. The paths are well-maintained and offer several stopping points for different perspectives.
The waterfalls flow over porphyroid rock formations, giving them a distinctive reddish hue that sets them apart geologically. Few visitors realize that this specific rock type is relatively rare in the Czech landscape.
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