Велики Адегојски водопад, Waterfall in Abinsky District, Krasnodar Krai, Russia

The Veliki Adegojski waterfall is a natural cascade in the Krasnodar region that flows down steep rocky walls in multiple stages. The water collects in natural pools surrounded by dense vegetation adapted to the moist microclimate.

Local people knew of the waterfall for generations, but organized hiking trails were only established when tourism infrastructure developed in the region. This growth made the site accessible to visitors and helped explore the mountainous southern Russian landscape.

The waterfall takes its name from the Adegoi River, which flows nearby, although the fall itself drops along an unnamed stream in the Ivanovskaya Shchel tract. The height of the main drop is 11 metres, and together with the smaller cascades above and below it the total fall reaches 40 metres.

The waterfall lies about two kilometres from the Shapsugskaya–Afonka dirt road, reached by a trodden path that branches left from the road near the pilots' memorial, or by walking up the stream bed found some 300 metres towards Afonka. The stream is unnamed and the rocks are wet, so wear firm footwear.

The waterfall drops 11 metres, but with the smaller falls above and below it the cascade reaches about 40 metres. Its stream is unnamed and flows into the Adegoi River, from which the falls take their name. The falls are about 2 km from the Shapsugskaya–Afonka dirt road.