Part of Tatra National Park
Siklawa, Wielka Siklawa (German: Siklawafall, Siklawa-Wasserfall, Hungarian: Siklawa-vízesés) is a waterfall in the High Tatras on the Roztoka stream. It falls from the threshold of the Stawar wall separating the valleys: Five Polish Ponds and Roztoka with two or three streams (depending on the height of the water level in the Great Pond). The slope of the wall is about 35° and the height of the threshold is about 65-70 meters. It is the largest waterfall in the Tatra Mountains and the highest waterfall in Poland.The name of the Siklawica waterfall in the Western Tatras comes from Siklawa.
