Palovit Falls, Şenköy Köyü, Camlihemsin, Turkey
Palovit Waterfall in Kaçkar Mountains National Park is one of the highest waterfalls of Rize. This famous waterfall in a lush forest is about 15 feet high, spilling foam foam into the creek bed. Palovit can be seen from a high point on a rocky site. The road from Rize’s Çamlıhemşin district leads first to the historical belt of the Çinçiva (Şenyuva) stone arch and then to the Zilkale.
After centuries of control over the valley and restoration in the past years, the cobbled path stretches from a bridge to the top of the fountain. Çamlıhemşin The four kilometer road separating left from the 19th kilometer of the Çat road leads you to Palovit Waterfall. This natural wonder, with an extremely virgin area, can not form a large pond, despite its strong bed. The inescapable waters of the Palovit Creek run by creating witch boilers after they have built the waterfall. The snow waters, which are joined together by Meşederesi, are joined by Fırtına Deresi near Şenköy (Amukta) Bridge. There is also a camping and recreation area on Palovit Waterfall road.
Epic Turkey Culture & Adventure Route © Monika Newbound
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