Amselfall

Amselfall is a waterfall located in the Saxon Switzerland National Park in Germany. It is situated near the village of Schmilka, close to the Czech border. The waterfall is formed by the Amselbach stream, which cascades down a rock face into a small gorge.

The Amselfall is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The surrounding area offers a network of well-maintained trails that lead to the waterfall and provide scenic views of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. The natural beauty of the region, characterized by its sandstone formations, dense forests, and the Elbe river, attracts many visitors.

Access to the Amselfall is typically achieved through a moderate hike, making it a feasible excursion for many visitors to Saxon Switzerland. The path leading to the waterfall is often lined with information boards detailing the local flora, fauna, and geology. Near the waterfall, a small restaurant or refreshment stand is often available, particularly during the peak tourist season. The site is part of a broader protected landscape known for its unique geological features and biodiversity.