Explore Place
The waterfall on the Kacwinianka River is located in the center of the village, below the church, at the level of the sawmill standing on the right bank of the river. It was formed on a thick sandstone ledge and is approximately 7 meters high and 10 meters wide. The waterfall has different names among the local population, which is related to the Spisz dialect. It is referred to as Pod Mynaszką, Młynarska Bania, or Mynarzko Bania. The waterfall has been a protected site since 1982, as it is the largest natural waterfall in the Spisz Foothills.
Is it possible to visit the waterfall at the moment?
Yes, but getting there is very difficult. The slopes of the valley are very steep and covered with bushes and thick undergrowth.
Location of the waterfall
The waterfall is located on private property!
Usage
For over 200 years, a mill and sawmill operated near the waterfall. The facility was powered by a water wheel, to which water was supplied via a wooden channel. Unfortunately, the facility was destroyed during the great flood of
