Atish Waterfall is a notable natural landmark located in the Arkhangelsky District of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia. It is situated on the Atish River, a tributary of the Lemeza River, within the territory of the Bashkiria National Park. The waterfall is formed by a karst spring emerging from the base of a limestone cliff, specifically from the Atish Cave. The water cascades from a height of approximately four meters into a small lake at its base. The surrounding area is characterized by mixed forests and is part of the Southern Ural mountain region. The waterfall is a popular destination for ecological and adventure tourism, offering visitors opportunities for hiking and nature observation. The site is accessible via designated trails, and its preservation is managed under the regulations of the national park to protect its unique geological and hydrological features.