Štrbački buk, Waterfall and cliff in Una National Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Štrbački buk is a tiered waterfall system in Una National Park consisting of several natural limestone sections. The water flows over successive ledges into pools below, creating a layered cascade that extends across the riverbed.
The Una River carved these waterfalls over centuries through the erosion of its limestone layers, shaping the local landscape. Communities along the river have long depended on its water and used it as a natural marker of borders and territories.
The waterfall draws locals and visitors who gather here to experience the river's power and natural surroundings. People use the area for swimming, picnicking, and enjoying time outdoors with family and friends.
The site is accessible by car followed by a walk through the forest to reach the waterfall. Wear sturdy shoes as the paths near the water can become slippery, especially during wet weather or when water levels are high.
The rapids below the waterfall are used for whitewater rafting, where paddlers navigate the rushing water in guided adventures. This activity takes advantage of the river's natural power to create an experience that combines nature with outdoor sports.
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