Kamieńczyk Waterfall (27m) & Canyon
“Highest waterfall in the Polish Sudetes & filming location for "The Chronicles of Narnia"”
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A thunderous 27-meter triple-tier cascade plunging into a sheer 100-meter long granite canyon with walls rising 30 meters high. Visitors descend into the gorge wearing safety helmets to experience the raw power of the water.
Stop at Schronisko Kamieńczyk refuge right above the waterfall for hot mulled wine and grilled smoked cheese.
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