Trishum Waterfall

Trishum Waterfall is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled natural attractions around Masuleh in Gilan Province. The waterfall is about 30 meters high and lies at an elevation of 2,000 meters above sea level, on the slopes of Trishum Peak. Its water comes from the melting snows of Trishum Peak, which send cold, rushing water down for most months of the year. The beauty of the waterfall, together with the surrounding natural scenery, has made it an appealing destination for nature lovers and mountaineers.

The area around the waterfall is covered with dense Hyrcanian forests, among the oldest forests in the world, with trees such as beech, oak, maple, linden and boxwood.Medicinal and wild plants such as borage, chamomile and various ferns are also found in this region. On the way to the waterfall, you can see wild mushrooms and green moss on the rocks. The area is home to animals such as the brown bear, wild boar, jackal, fox and wildcat. Various birds, including woodpeckers, robins and several kinds of birds of prey, can be seen in the surrounding forests.

The route to Trishum Waterfall starts from the Fuman–Masuleh road and ends near the Eshkelat fork. After a short drive and about an hour and a half of walking through the Hyrcanian forest, visitors reach this spectacular waterfall. Along the way, crossing rivers and cool springs makes for an exciting and enjoyable experience for nature lovers. Two natural pools at the foot of the waterfall also allow visitors to swim and enjoy the cool water. The best time to visit Trishum Waterfall is spring and early summer, when the landscape is at its greenest and freshest and the waterfall flows with greater force. At this time, the beauty of the forest trail and the freshness of the mountain air make a trip to this unspoiled spot an unforgettable experience. Even so, in the other seasons of the year Trishum Waterfall has its own charm, showing a different face of Gilan's beautiful nature each time.