Chahardeh Waterfall

The Chahardeh Waterfalls are a beautiful and unique collection of about eighty small and large waterfalls located along the climbing route to Mount Baqeran, south of Birjand County. The waterfalls flow scattered through the mountains of the area, and each one shows a distinct and different face of nature. Having so many small and large waterfalls beside the dry, desert landscape of Birjand creates a striking and charming scene, making it an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

The Baqeran peak climbing route, where the Chahardeh Waterfalls are located, is considered a good route for waterfall climbing and rock climbing. Because of its abundant water beside the desert, the area has a cool, pleasant climate, making it an ideal place to escape the heat and enjoy nature on hot summer days. The rocks around the waterfalls offer good opportunities for climbing and scrambling, and the area is very appealing to those looking for excitement and challenge.

The presence of varied, full-flowing waterfalls in the heart of a desert region has not only added to Birjand's natural beauty but has also created distinctive biodiversity and vegetation in this area. Drought-resistant trees and shrubs, along with several species of birds and small animals, make up another part of the region's appeal. To reach the waterfall: from Birjand, enter Ghaffari Street and, after passing Azad University, you will reach Chahardeh village. The hike takes about two hours, and in some sections you need to get past obstacles and small rock faces. The best time to visit the Chahardeh Waterfalls is spring and early summer, when the waterfalls carry more water and the weather is more pleasant, so visitors can enjoy nature at its best.