Part of Tatra National Park
Mickiewicz Waterfalls, often Waterfalls, also Mickiewicz Waterfalls (Slovak: Mickiewiczove vodopády, German: Mickiewiczfälle, Mickiewicz-Wasserfälle, Hungarian: Mickiewicz-vízesések) are waterfalls in the High Tatras formed from three larger and several smaller cascades (from 3 to 10 m) on the Roztoka stream (in the Roztoka Valley) flowing from the Five Polish Ponds, about 1 km from its mouth to Białka. The three larger ones are named: Wyżni Wodogrzmot, Intermediate Wodogrzmot and Nizhni Wodogrzmot. They were created in the place where the water overcomes the rock threshold through which the Roztoka Valley descends to the Białka Valley. Above are the cliffs of Turnia nad Szczotami in the Wołoszyn massif. Above the Waterfalls, on the slopes of Roztocka Czuba, there is a relict stand of larch and pine trees.
