Toli Nesa Waterfall

Toli Nesa Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls and attractions of Masal in Gilan Province. Toli Nesa is a tall waterfall that pours from the top of the rocks into a pool. Both sides of the rocks are covered with moss, which makes the waterfall even more beautiful. The water drops from a height of 10 meters down a smooth rock face. The waterfall can be reached by off-road vehicle. There is also a mule track, and by following it you can reach Toli Nesa Waterfall in about two hours.

The forests around Toli Nesa Waterfall are among the most pristine and beautiful natural areas of Iran and form a large part of the lush, unique nature of northern Iran. With their ancient trees and diverse vegetation, these forests act as a natural refuge for many animal and plant species, and like other forests, they are one of the country's valuable environmental reserves. The humid, temperate climate, abundant rainfall and fertile soil have made the forests of Gilan an ideal place for native plants and lush trees to grow. In addition to their environmental importance, these forests and the beautiful Toli Nesa Waterfall are also known as a popular tourist attraction.

To reach Toli Nesa Waterfall, you have to cover a long distance on foot or by off-road vehicle. You should therefore bring everything you need with you, because in the heart of the northern forests you cannot expect to find shops or facilities such as food stalls, a pharmacy or climbing equipment. So take everything you will need for a half-day outing, or a stay of one day or more near the waterfall, and then head to the area. Since the waterfall is located in a mountainous, forested region, and the route becomes very difficult and even dangerous on rainy and snowy days, it is best to postpone your visit until summer or late spring.