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Picturesquely located waterfall in the Polish Giant Mountains at an altitude of 520 m above sea level Its waters fall in a wide cascade, narrowing downwards and twist in a spiral creating an evolutionary cauldron. Its height is 13.3 m. On the left bank of the rocky threshold of the waterfall there are impressive marmites. The first mention of Szklarka Waterfall dates back to the Middle Ages and for all centuries it was immortalized in descriptions, engravings and paintings, because this place was considered to be particularly beautiful. It is the most visited waterfall in the Karkonosze Mountains due to its location by the national road No. 3, in a charming gorge among mixed forests.