Šútovský vodopád is a significant natural attraction in Slovakia, boasting a height of 38 meters and an elevation of 830 meters above sea level.
It is situated in the Kriváňská Malá Fatra mountain range, specifically in the Šútovská dolina valley, and is fed by the Šútovský stream.
🌊 See Slovakia's fourth highest waterfall, 38 meters tall
🚶♀️ Enjoy an easy hike (approx. 3.7 km) through the scenic Šútovská dolina valley
🏊♀️ Opportunity to swim in the natural Šútovský quarry during summer
💧 Discover the legendary Mojžíšovy prameny (Moses' Springs), the stream's source
⛰️ The path after Chata Vodopád is stony, which might be challenging for some
❄️ Conditions may vary significantly with weather, especially outside of summer
📍 Access the waterfall from the settlement of Řeka, which belongs to Kralovany
🗺️ Follow a well-marked nature trail through the Šútovská dolina valley
🚶♀️ The route is considered easy and suitable for families with children
Free parking is available near Chata Fatranka, which serves as the starting point for the trail.
💰 No admission fees are mentioned, suggesting free access to the natural attraction.
🗓️ As a natural outdoor attraction, it is generally accessible year-round, though conditions may vary with weather.