Loučská kaskáda, Cascade waterfall in Slavkov, Czech Republic.

The Loučská kaskáda is a waterfall near Slavkov that drops about 3.5 meters (11 feet) over a series of natural stone steps, forming small pools at each level. The water flows through multiple tiers to create a stepped cascade effect.

The cascade is a bare rock face of shale and greywacke in the Trnávka stream bed, inclined at about 25 degrees, split into a lower section of roughly 5 m and an upper section of roughly 4 m. Above it on Obírka hill are the remains of a prehistoric hillfort. The site is freely accessible from the Loučka–Slavkov road.

The cascade lies in the Trnávka stream valley between Obírka and Slavkovský vrch, above the village of Loučka in the Slavkov cadastre. A former quarry face stands across the road from it, and the remains of a prehistoric hillfort lie on Obírka above the cascade.

The cascade lies on the Trnávka stream above Loučka, in the Slavkov cadastre of Kozlov municipality, in the Oderské vrchy. It is freely reachable from the road between Loučka and Slavkov; no marked trail leads to it. Across the road is a former quarry, and the prehistoric hillfort remains on Obírka lie above the cascade.

The cascade lies on the Trnávka stream between Obírka and Slavkovský vrch hills, on slate and greywacke bedrock. Across the road from it is a former quarry with exposed rock, and on Obírka above the cascade are the remains of a prehistoric hillfort. About 4.8 km east is the Žabnický vodopád on the Žabník stream.