Golabdareh Park

Golabdareh Park is located in the Shemiranat district of Tehran, on the southern slopes of the Alborz mountain range, close to the neighborhoods of Tajrish and Darband. Covering about 22 hectares, the park was established in 2010 (1389 SH) and is known as one of the most popular recreation areas among Tehran residents. Its location in the northern heights of Tehran, close to natural valleys and rivers, makes the park an ideal destination for escaping the crowds of the city.

Wild "Sib-e Golab" (rose apple) trees, which grow abundantly in this area, are the reason behind the name Golabdareh. Its mountain trails and beautiful scenery have made Golabdareh one of the regular destinations for weekend hiking in Tehran. The area is bordered to the north by the southern heights of the Alborz, to the south by Chamran Expressway, to the west by Darakeh Valley, and to the east by Artesh Expressway and the cement factory area. Golabdareh is easily accessible from Tajrish Square or Ghods Square and Darband Street, and taxis and private cars provide convenient transport.

Golabdareh Foothill Park is considered one of the most important attractions of this area. It was designed to preserve the natural topography of the site and offers a variety of facilities, including a health trail, a lake, a waterfall, a cycling path, a rock-climbing wall, gazebos, a pond, a playground and a sledding area. Its northern view looks toward the Darband mountains, while its southern side overlooks the city of Tehran, and this beautiful contrast gives the park a special charm.