Závojový vodopád waterfall

The tallest waterfall in Slovakia's Paradise National Park is called Závojov Vodopád. The Sokolia Roklina Valley contains a waterfall that is 70 meters high, and this section of the gorge is one of the most challenging to climb in the entire national park. The hiking track, which includes a number of ladders and chains, runs near to the waterfall. The Slovak Paradise might alternatively be referred to as a waterfall gold mine. There are waterfalls and cascades of varying sizes in practically every valley and ravine. You may take in the magnificence of the Veil Waterfall even in Sokolia dolina (Falcon Valley), one of the wildest valleys.

The tallest waterfall in the Slovak Paradise is the Veil Waterfall. It is a three-tiered cascade that is roughly 70 meters high and is located in Falcon Valley. The portion of the trail that circles the waterfall is difficult, if not the hardest in the entire Slovak Paradise. A combination of ladders, bridges, and stairs is used to achieve the ascent, but this technically challenging excursion is unquestionably worthwhile given the beauty. Only at the junction of the Falcon Valley is it possible to reach the waterfall. A green trail leads to the valley from Spiské Tomáovce, and it takes around two hours to go there from there. The Kyse State Nature Reserve includes this valley.

Location: Sokolia Roklina Valley, Slovakia