Kersam Waterfall

Kersam Waterfall is located on the Sari–Kiasar road, near Kersam village in Chahardangeh District, Sari County. This charming waterfall lies about 46 kilometres south of Sari, in the heart of the village and surrounded by lush Hyrcanian forests. The surrounding area is covered with Persian ironwood (Parrotia), alder and hornbeam trees, and its calm, natural scenery offers a pleasant escape from the bustle of the city.

Kersam Waterfall is about 10 metres high. With its stepped structure and a shallow pool at its base, it is an excellent spot for light swimming and a rest along the way. Access is very easy: just a 3 to 5 minute walk from the roadside parking area, on a safe path without any significant slope, will bring you to the waterfall. It is also a popular place for light camping and family picnics.

To reach Kersam Waterfall, follow the Sari–Kiasar road until you see the signs for Kersam village. There is a dedicated parking area beside the road, and only a short walk of a few minutes leads to the waterfall. The best time to visit is from Farvardin to mid-Khordad (roughly April to early June); even in Shahrivar (late August to September), when the water level drops, the landscape remains green and pleasant. While respecting the environment and taking your litter with you, please be careful when swimming and avoid swimming in deep areas or places with strong currents. Overnight camping with suitable equipment is also possible in designated areas.