Skryjský vodopád, Waterfall near Podmokly and Skryje, Czech Republic.

Skryjský waterfall is a small cascade formation on the Zbirožský stream dropping 1.2 meters. The water flows over multiple steps and creates small pools as it moves through the area.

The waterfall lies on the Zbirožský potok in the Skryjská jezírka nature reserve, where the stream has an average flow of 300 litres per second. Martin Janoška's 2008 survey of Czech waterfalls, Nejkrásnější vodopády České republiky, covers the site in its chapter on the Bohemian interior.

The waterfall lies on the Zbirožský potok inside the Skryjská jezírka nature reserve, a protected area near Skryje and Podmokly. The reserve takes its name from the small pools formed in the stream's rocky bed, and the waterfall is one of the features visitors pass on the reserve's trails.

Hikers reach the waterfall via marked trails from Podmokly village, though the final approach crosses rough ground and rock steps. Wear sturdy shoes with good grip, as the path can be slippery.

The waterfall lies on the Zbirožský potok in the Skryjská jezírka nature reserve, with an average flow of 300 litres per second. Martin Janoška covers it in his 2008 book on the Czech Republic's waterfalls, in the chapter on the Bohemian interior.