📜 Döda fallet is a former magnificent waterfall in Sweden, now a unique natural preserve with a desolate landscape of rocks and boulders.
🔍 The site was created in 1796 when a bypass canal attempt drained Lake Ragunda and redirected the river.
🌊 Unique opportunity to see what a waterfall looks like without water
🔍 Explore impressive geological formations, giant potholes, and smooth rock surfaces
🚶 Comfortable wooden walkways make it easy to navigate the emptied waterfall
🌳 Discover a nature reserve with cultural history and botanic treasures
⚠️ Further along the riverbed, there are stairs and a steep nature path, not suitable for wheelchairs
📞 Guides for groups can be booked a week in advance via phone nr 0696-68 20 90
🍽️ Cafeteria is open from May to August, serving coffee, ice cream, and lunches
🅿️ Follow signs from road 87 to a large parking lot
💰 Free to access for the public
🕒 Open during spring, summer, and autumn
Last updated 10 days ago
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