Boka Waterfall
Boka Waterfall
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Nico G
4 contributions
Aug 2021
It's not just a waterfall: It's a (karst) spring! This means that the water comes directly out of the rockface via a cave and than falls down more than 100 m.
This is spectacular, but the impression depends very much on the discharge, ranging between some tens of liters per second and more than 10 m³/s, which is extremely impressive. Ideally, visit this place during the snowmelt season or after heavy rainfall.
It's worth to climb higher than the official viewpoint. The view gets better and better. For a really unique experience, climb up on the other side, higher than the spring, and then climb down on a steep path directly to the spring orifice. It is possible (with good shoes and good hiking skills), and absolutely breathtaking.
This is spectacular, but the impression depends very much on the discharge, ranging between some tens of liters per second and more than 10 m³/s, which is extremely impressive. Ideally, visit this place during the snowmelt season or after heavy rainfall.
It's worth to climb higher than the official viewpoint. The view gets better and better. For a really unique experience, climb up on the other side, higher than the spring, and then climb down on a steep path directly to the spring orifice. It is possible (with good shoes and good hiking skills), and absolutely breathtaking.
Written 25 August 2021
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Louise 🌍TRAVEL BLOGGER🛫
Manchester, UK580 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
Although the walk to the view point is only 15 minutes, it's all up hill and the path is somewhat tricky (lots of branches and rocks). It's well worth it though and the view is incredible. It would be great if there was some way to get a little closer to the waterfall but still well worth seeing... and it's free!
Written 22 April 2018
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Kathonholiday
16 contributions
Aug 2015 • Family
We went with our two children 14 and 19. You follow the S1 path marked to the waterfall and the first section is quite easy with wooden steps to help you over the trickier bits. There is a viewing platform with info about the fall and the view from there is pretty good. We opted to go further still following the S1 with red circles drawn on the rock every now and then to show you the way. This is much harder and we went completely wrong at one point and had quite a tough bit of scrambling to do. At one point we nearly turned back as our 14 year old was very tired. But we carried on and were rewarded with a brilliant view across the valley with the river snaking along and the mountains behind. And the final view of the falls was great. Hard work but it felt like a proper achievement.
Written 19 August 2015
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KAW687
London, UK1,961 contributions
Oct 2019
We could see the waterfall from the road but having read that it was only a 10 minute walk decided to get a closer look. The walk was very steep and hard to keep your footing and when we got to the viewing platform we couldn't see it any better. Save your energy and view it from the road.
Written 9 January 2020
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Katja K
Celje, Slovenia45 contributions
Sept 2020 • Family
Nice easy walk trought woods. Great wiew. Strongly recomend 😁.
Not sutable for family's with small children that can't walk.
Not sutable for family's with small children that can't walk.
Written 8 September 2020
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quintnico
Lyon, France479 contributions
Aug 2019
The hike is quite easy and short. You don't get to see the waterfall too closely but that's OK, it's a nice view
Written 14 August 2019
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tjm
San Jose, Costa Rica24 contributions
Apr 2019 • Friends
Easy trail to look out platform. I wasn't ambitious enough to want to walk to the pool under the fall so my siting of the falls was from a distance. I did not see any clear trail signs if I had wanted to continue though. Water was flowing pretty well but drainage wasn't getting to the Soca. I bet with more rain, the flow would be better. I wouldn't make this a key destination, but I would put it on your list of why not check it out as you're driving around the valley.
Written 23 April 2019
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Gábor G
Budapest, Hungary29 contributions
Sept 2018
You can park your car at the bridge, and walk on a path sometimes gets a bit difficult to walk on. Make sure you have proper footware. Worth going there, at the end of the path you will find a look out point, where you can see the dimensions.
Written 6 October 2018
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Kevin D
Abingdon, UK226 contributions
May 2015 • Couples
This waterfall is 106m high and you can either walk to the base or the top.
That said, makes it sound easy, but it's not!
To walk to the base is at least an hour, but you get excellent scenery on the way there. Walking to the top is about 4 hours and you really don't get the rewards until the top. But the rewards are definitely worth it for such an investment of effort.
That said, makes it sound easy, but it's not!
To walk to the base is at least an hour, but you get excellent scenery on the way there. Walking to the top is about 4 hours and you really don't get the rewards until the top. But the rewards are definitely worth it for such an investment of effort.
Written 4 June 2015
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Wombling_Free_7548
Bristol, UK2,111 contributions
Sept 2022 • Couples
You can get a decent view of it from the road, where it looks impressive. We started to follow the trail to get a closer look, but decided there were too many steps (plus it was about to rain).
Written 27 September 2022
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Written 10 August 2017
You can park in front of the bridge and you don't have to pay for it. If there are no free parking lots you can drive to Boka and park there for free. It's about 600 m away from the beginning of the Ascent to Boka waterfall.
Written 27 June 2018
is boka water fall is the same place pf podklopca
what is podkloopca ?
Written 29 March 2017
Hy again :)
Podklopca is a street name, with car the waterfall is 3 minutes away!
Written 30 March 2017
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