Kurşunlu Waterfall Nature Park

Kurşunlu Waterfall Nature Park is a protected nature reserve in Aksu with cascading falls flowing through limestone rock formations. Water collects in seven connected pools surrounded by dense pine forest across a 586-hectare protected area.

The Ministry of Environment and Forest designated this protected area in 1991 to preserve the natural landscape and local ecosystems near Antalya. This protection status came from an effort to safeguard the region from human impact.

Local residents use designated picnic areas throughout the park to spend time with family and share traditional Turkish outdoor meals together.

The nature park is open year-round, with spring offering the strongest water flow and autumn providing comfortable temperatures for hiking the trails. The walking paths within the park are relatively easy to manage and accessible to visitors of varying fitness levels.

The area is home to small fish species that thrive in the clear waters of the seven natural pools. These fish populations are adapted to the spring source conditions and form part of the local ecosystem balance.