Suvcharsko praskalo, Natural monument and waterfall in Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria.

Suvcharsko praskalo is a waterfall that plunges about 54 meters through the mountainous terrain of Central Balkan National Park. The water flows down steep rocky faces surrounded by thick forest and natural rock formations.

Suvcharsko praskalo was declared a natural monument by order No. 3796 of 11 October 1965. It lies within Central Balkan National Park, above the village of Hristo Danovo in Karlovo Municipality, near Karnare. The waterfall drops 54 metres from a rock crown into a small pool at its base.

The waterfall lies by Hristo Danovo in Karlovo Municipality, reached from the village centre in about an hour and twenty minutes. The Suvcharska River, named on the latest Kom–Emine map edition, feeds the fall, and the trail crosses a cement bridge before climbing its right bank. The site has been a protected natural monument since 11 October 1965.

Spring months bring the most water from melting snow, while summer offers easier access to the area. Marked hiking trails lead to and around the waterfall, making navigation straightforward.

The waterfall changes its appearance throughout the year as water volume shifts with the seasons. The varying flow creates different visual effects and sound intensity that visitors notice during repeat visits.