Lumshory waterfalls

Lumshory waterfalls are a group of waterfalls in the Ukrainian Carpathians, a hydrological natural monument of local importance (called "Waterfall on the Turytsia River"). They are located within Perechyn district of Zakarpattia region. A hydrological natural monument of local importance, located 3.5 km northeast of the village of Lumshory, on the Turytsia River (a tributary of the Turya), near the northwestern slopes of Polonyna Rivna.

Lumshory waterfalls consist of several waterfalls. The largest of them are: Solovei, Burkach, Davir (Partizan), Perestupen and Krutylo.

The height of the water fall in one of the highest Lumshory waterfalls, Davir Waterfall, reaches 4-6 meters (depending on the fullness of the flow), and a small lake was formed at its foot. The Krutylo waterfall also forms a rather deep lake.

It's very easy to see and find the waterfalls - the road constantly runs parallel to the river, and sometimes even above it, so you can literally hear the waterfalls.

The best way to visit the Lumshory waterfalls is to come to the village of Lumshory. You can experience bathing in real vats. The procedure is therapeutic, because the water used is of the hydrogen sulfide type. You will be literally boiled, and if it is cool outside, you will not find a better entertainment than this.

If the weather permits, in addition to the waterfalls, you should climb the Runa (Rivne) meadow. If you have enough time, you can climb the peaks of Menchul, Runa (Rivne) and Runa-Play. The Voyevodyn waterfall will be a pleasant surprise. And also the ornithological reserve "Sokolovi Skeli", where rare and not only species of birds of prey live.

A vacation with the Lumshory waterfalls and the surrounding attractions will truly be one of the best and will be remembered for a lifetime. After all, water, especially mountain water, brings people not only health and longevity, but also becomes a kind of guide to the natural world. With its sound and sight, water hypnotizes a civilized person, and then he or she can no longer imagine his or her life without a vacation in the mountains.