Prutskyi Waterfall

The Prutskyi Waterfall consists of several water drops cascading over rocky ridges in the Carpathian Mountains. The formation sits within dense forest that covers the surrounding slopes and gorge walls.

The waterfall developed gradually through erosion as the river cut deeper into the mountain terrain over many centuries. The constant flow shaped the rocky ridges and gorge that exist today in the Nadvirna area.

The waterfall holds meaning for local communities as a gathering place for outdoor celebrations throughout the year. People from nearby towns visit regularly to spend time with family and friends near the flowing water.

The area is best visited during warmer months when trails are dry and water volume is strong from mountain melt. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and bring weather-resistant clothing, plus allow extra time for the walk to reach the falls.

The water flow shifts dramatically with the seasons, appearing as a roaring cascade in spring but nearly disappearing in dry summer months. This seasonal change means the waterfall looks completely different depending on when you visit during the year.

Location: Nadvirna Raion

Location: Nadvirna Raion

GPS coordinates: 48.16100,24.51900

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:44