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Aktaş Waterfall is located within the boundaries of Aktaş Village in the Akçakoca district of Düzce Province, Türkiye. Geographically, it is situated near the coastal area between Istanbul and Ankara, approximately 55 kilometers from the center of Düzce Province and 11 kilometers from the center of Akçakoca district.

Aktaş Waterfall (Düzce Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism)
The waterfall is known for its water drop of approximately 50 meters in height. Its surroundings are notable for rich vegetation and natural beauty. The sound of the water and the greenery enveloping it create a unique atmosphere specific to the region.

Aktaş Waterfall (Düzce Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism)
Aktaş Waterfall and its surroundings offer a suitable area for nature-based sports and activities. Activities such as nature walking and photo safaris can be conducted in the region. The waterfall also serves as the endpoint of one of Akçakoca’s important walking trails. This trail, which begins at the Göktepe Village junction on the Akçakoca perimeter road, is approximately 10 kilometers long. It features a moderate difficulty level, mostly following the stream bank and progressing through Aktaş Valley to reach the waterfall.

Aktaş Waterfall (AA)
In 2022, the Akçakoca Subprovince and the General Directorate of Forestry jointly launched and completed the Aktaş Waterfall Ecotourism Area and Nature Walking Trail Project. As part of this project, visitor infrastructure including walking paths, observation terraces, and resting areas was added around the waterfall. Aktaş Waterfall has been officially recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry as the 64th ecotourism area in Türkiye. The project aims to enhance regional tourism and support the local economy.

Aktaş Waterfall (Düzce Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism)
Physical Characteristics and Natural Environment
Nature Activities and Walking Trail
Ecotourism Project and Regional Significance