Kurşunlu Waterfall
Cascading waterfall dropping eighteen meters through pine forest into a chain of seven clear pools.
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This guide to Kurşunlu Waterfall near Antalya follows the water dropping eighteen meters from a spring four kilometers away, past the old stone mills once built along this canyon, and the unexplained local name for the source spring, Gelin düşen, the bride falling. It traces the seven linked pools and the plant life found nowhere else along this stretch of pine forest. Listen for the water below the main fall, where the rock still carries a pewter-gray sheen.
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