Wilczki waterfall – Międzygórze

Before heading to the mountains, however, it is worth stopping at least for a while in Miedzygorze itself. The biggest tourist attraction in the area is the beautiful 22-meter waterfall, which was created here at an altitude of 570 meters above sea level on the gorge of the Wilczka River, looking particularly impressive in winter, when during the reign of low temperatures the whole thing is covered with a thick layer of ice. The artificial elevation of the threshold meant that even before the flood of 1997 the water was falling from a height of 27 m, which meant that the Wilczka Waterfall matched in height the Kamieńczyk Waterfall, the highest in the Polish part of the Sudety Mountains. The water of the Wilczka River continues to flow through a narrow and extremely picturesque gorge, which can be admired using, for example, a bridge located over the waterfall itself, as well as hiking trails, which were laid out as part of the Wilczka Waterfall Nature Reserve, established sixty years ago.

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