Ukrainian Carpathians

Waterfalls and rivers in the Ukrainian Carpathians

Waterfalls and Rivers of Ukraine

Explore the diverse hydrology of the Ukrainian Carpathians, featuring some of the region's most significant cascades and river formations. This collection includes the 36-meter Trufanec, the highest waterfall in Zakarpattia, and the 26-meter Yalynskyi in the Marmaros massif. The list also highlights the Bukovinian waterfalls, a series of seven distinct drops on the Smutiv stream, and the unique turquoise pool of the Blue Lagoon on the Liutianka River.

Waterfalls and Rivers of Ukraine — Map

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Probii

Probiy is a waterfall on the Prut River, in Yaremche City, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukraine.

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Waterfall "Huk"

The Zhenetskyi Huk or the Huk waterfall is located on the Zhenets' river about 9 km from Tatariv village, Nadvirna Raion, Ivano-Frankivsk…

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Vodospad Bagrovec malij

A small cascade located on the Bagrovets stream near the outskirts of Yaremche.

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Dzembronski (Smotricki) vodospadi

A series of cascades situated on the slopes of the Chornohora ridge near Smotrych mountain, reaching heights of up to 10 meters.

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Maniava waterfall

Maniava waterfall is one of the highest waterfalls in the Ukrainian Carpathians and is located in the Gorgany mountain ridge in Ukraine.

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Yalynskyi Waterfall

At 26 meters, this is one of the highest single-drop waterfalls in the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the Marmaros massif near the village of Dilove.

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Vodospad Trufanec

The highest natural waterfall in the Zakarpattia region, dropping 36 meters over several structural steps. It is located directly beside the H-09 highway.

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Luzkivskij vodospad

A 14-meter waterfall in the Pokutsko-Bukovinski Carpathians, situated near the village of Vyzhenka.

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Krapelkovij vodospad

Located in the Gorgany mountains, this waterfall is unique for its rocky overhang which allows visitors to stand behind the falling water.

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Chernytskyi

The Chernytskyi waterfall is located on the Chernyk river in Chernyk village, Nadvirna Raion, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.

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Blue Lagoon

A deep, turquoise natural pool formed by a waterfall on the Liutianka River, approximately 7 km from the village of Chornoholova.

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Vodospad Lekeci

A small cascade located in the Vyzhnytsia district of the Bukovinian Carpathians.

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Velikij Guk

The largest of the Bukovinian waterfalls, featuring a vertical 7-meter drop on the Smutiv stream.

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Lubiznanskij Guk

A multi-stage cascade waterfall on the Liubizhnya River within the Gorgany mountain range.

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Malij Guk (Sriblasti vodospadi)

One of the 'Silver Waterfalls' on the Pistynka River in Sheshory, known for its wide, stepped cascade.

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Serednij Guk

A 10.5-meter waterfall that forms part of the Bukovinian waterfalls complex on the Smutiv stream.

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Babini vodospadi

A series of small cascades located on the Babyn stream in the Kosiv region.

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Sikavka

A waterfall falling from a steep rock face near the road between Tyudiv and Velykyi Rozhyn in the Cheremosh River valley.

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Kozaci Slozi

A small waterfall located in the Skole Beskids near the town of Bolekhiv.

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Kovber

The first and lowest of the seven Bukovinian waterfalls, with a height of approximately 3.5 meters.

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