Part of Karkonosze National Park
Łomniczka Waterfall, Łomniczka Cascades – a mountain waterfall in the Western Sudetes in the eastern part of the Karkonosze. The waterfall is located on the western slope of Łomniczka Basin below Równia pod Śnieżką. It is formed by flowing streams that merge into Łomniczka, which in the upper part of the basin over a 300-meter section creates the longest series of cascades in the Polish Karkonosze called Łomniczka Waterfall. In 1901, a tourist lodge was built beneath the cascades, which was never opened, however, due to an avalanche that destroyed it on March 3 of that same year. Near the waterfall runs the Main Sudeten Trail – a section from Karpacz to Równia pod Śnieżką.
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