Vcelka Waterfall

"Vchelka Waterfall" is a magnificent and breathtaking place that is located on the Gnila River. To get to it, you can cover 8 kilometers on SUP boards, by bike across the dam in the village of Teterveka, or by boat. This is a truly cozy corner of nature where you can enjoy the sound of falling water and completely relax. __However, it is worth noting that due to its location on the territory of an active military training ground, getting to the waterfall can be problematic. Despite this, people still find ways to get there, for example by walking or cycling across the dam in the village of Teterveka or by boat. __Vchelka Waterfall itself is beautiful and powerful, and its picturesqueness is simply impressive. It is very important to note that it is always clean and not crowded, which makes this place special, because it is not a “pass-through”. Many people note that the trip to the waterfall is worth it. Even if you have to walk 7 kilometers through hills and valleys, you will be rewarded with a magnificent and powerful waterfall. Some were unlucky with the weather, but they didn’t meet a lot of people.__However, you should be careful when traveling to the waterfall, as it is located on the territory of an airborne military unit. Therefore, it is better not to try to drive through the central checkpoint, as they will not let you through.__There are also reviews where people talk about negative experiences of traveling to the waterfall. Some claim that their fishing rod was taken away and they shouted for a long time about the fact that this was a military unit and the territory of a training ground. Some even received a baton from the military. Despite all this, the waterfall is still amazing.__One of the important aspects worth mentioning is the condition of the road. It turns out to be difficult and causes stress during the trip.__There are also reviews in which people complain that it is almost impossible to get to the waterfall due to its location on the territory of a tank training ground and the fact that the military does not allow entry. Some express their opinion that an attraction of this level should be accessible to everyone, and not just military units. They call for open access and talk about the terrible condition of the road to the checkpoint from the village of Singuri.__Some people