Partutovický vodopád, Natural waterfall in Partutovice, Czech Republic.

The Partutovický waterfall drops in two steps on Mraznice Creek in the Oderské vrchy hills, southeast of Potštát and north of Hranice. The upper drop measures about 1.6 m and the lower about 0.75 m, cut into Carboniferous conglomerate and dark shale. It stands beside a brick wayside shrine on the road from Partutovice to Olšovec.

The waterfall lies on Mraznice Creek in the Oder Mountains (Oderské vrchy), Přerov District, Olomouc Region. Its two steps, about 1.6 m and 0.75 m high, cut through Carboniferous conglomerate and dark shale. The stream flows southeast of Potštát and north of Hranice, near the road from Partutovice to Olšovec.

The waterfall lies by a stone wayside shrine (boží muka) on the road from Partutovice to Olšovec, in the Oderské vrchy hills of the Přerov district. The shrine is the landmark used to locate the falls, which are visible and easily reached from the road.

The waterfall is easy to spot from the main pathway connecting the two nearby villages, making it simple to find. Wear sturdy shoes since the ground near the stream can be damp and slippery in places.

The waterfall drops over Carboniferous conglomerate and dark shale, and its two steps measure about 1.6 m and 0.75 m. It lies beside a brick wayside shrine on the road from Partutovice to Olšovec, so drivers pass it without noticing the rock layers under the water.