Amiri Waterfall

Amiri Waterfall is located in Mazandaran Province, in the southeast of the Amiri summer pasture region in Amol County. The waterfall sits at an altitude of 1,980 meters above sea level and is one of the area's natural attractions. The Amiri region, with villages such as Vana, Shamsabad, Nahar, Dinan, Akha, Tara and Hareh, has one of the most pleasant climates among the mountain areas of the Alborz and is a popular destination for nature lovers and mountaineers.

Amiri Waterfall, more than 100 meters high, plunges in two tiers from the top of a tall cliff. Abundant water and the distinctive shape of the mountains have created beautiful landscapes in this region, including waterfalls. To reach Amiri Waterfall, first drive along the Haraz Road toward the Amiri region. After passing through the Vana Tunnel, you will see a sign for the Vana summer pasture area on the left side of the road. Turn onto the side road and you will reach Shamsabad village. From this village, you need to follow about 2.7 kilometers of dirt road uphill to reach the highest point of the village. From there, about 500 meters of walking remain to the waterfall. The trail is fairly steep and you will gain about 100 meters of elevation.

The best time to visit Amiri Waterfall is spring and summer, when the water flow is stronger and the vegetation is at its greenest. In these seasons the weather in the area is cool and pleasant, making it a great time for nature tourism. Practicing responsible nature tourism, such as not leaving litter, protecting plants and avoiding lighting fires, is essential to preserving this valuable environment.