8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
The Wisłoczek waterfall is an almost 3-meter-high rock threshold on the stream of the same name. The cascade is quite impressive considering the local conditions, as the water falls here from a 3-meter-high rocky threshold. This place is located at an altitude of 440 m above sea level, but the source of the stream itself is much higher, at an altitude of about 720 m above sea level. It flow from the summit of Jawornik, which rises to a height of 762 m above sea level. In the vicinity of the waterfall, thanks to this ground fault, the so-called Carpathian flysch from which the Beskid Niski is made, i.e. alternating layers of slate, clay and conglomerates formed in the former sea that existed here. At the waterfall there is an information board, mainly with information about Wisłoczek. During the holiday season, there is a student campsite in the village.
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