Krushuna Waterfalls are located near the village of Krushuna in the municipality of Letnitsa in Northern Bulgaria. They are easily accessible by car. An entrance fee of 5 BGN per person is collected at the entrance to the eco-trail, with discounts for children/students/etc. There are also hotels for accommodation, souvenir shops, restaurants and a large swimming pool. These additions allow for a full-day walk and a pleasant stay in the area. Krushuna Waterfalls are among the most impressive water phenomena in Bulgaria - the largest water travertine cascade in our territory. Karst formations in the region of Northern Bulgaria have created magnificent cascading waterfalls along with multi-tiered pools and beautiful light-colored rock formations. The main waterfall is 20 meters high, and then it divides into many small waterfalls. In addition to them, beautiful caves and rock formations have formed. There is also an abundance of plant species. Visitors can explore these attractions thanks to the eco-trail that circles the waterfalls, allowing them to be seen up close. The area around the waterfalls is called Maarata, which literally means Cave. The river around the waterfalls themselves bears the same name – Maarata. The eco-trail takes us upstream of the river and reaches the first and largest waterfall – Pryskaloto and the cave from which the river springs. The highest waterfall falls from a height of 20 meters. We recommend visiting Krushuna Waterfalls in the spring, as they would be at their fullest then. During the tour, you will enjoy the beautiful nature and be surprised by the natural wonder. Other places that the different branches of the trail will take you to include Maarata Cave and the Mysterious Waterfall. They are a great opportunity to explore the system of waterfalls and karst formations in even more detail. The eco-trail itself is pleasant and by no means difficult. While walking along it, you will have the opportunity to experience truly beautiful nature in the forms of waterfalls, water pools, rock formations, caves and vegetation that will surround you at any given moment. It takes no more than one or two hours to walk the entire eco-trail and return to its starting point.