The Best Time to Hike and Trek in Iran
Due to the vastness and variety of climate in every corner of this country, Iran holds different options for hiking and trekking in different seasons of the year. So, you can choose from different exciting spots whenever you decide to travel to this country. However, the best time to be on most mountainous trekking sites like Davamand and Alam Kuh, which are the highest peaks in Iran respectively, is between June and August. Trekking in the central spots and south of Iran is, on the other hand, preferable during milder seasons of the year. Moderate weather of April suggests Hiking and trekking among the Hyrcanian Forests in the northerly edge of Iran. In the end, hiking and trekking can always remain as an option for you in Iran.
Unforgettable Experiences in the Heights of Iran
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Where to Go Hiking and Trekking in Iran?
Damavand and Alam Kuh, the Mountainous Roof of Iran in Mazandaran Province
As the highest peaks in Iran, these two peaks are the most demanding summits to tempt the professionals especially. Join us in a joint adventure for these two peaks; Damavand Mount with a height of 5,610 meters is the second-highest summit in Asia. And not too far from this challenging white crest stand the rocky slopes of Alam Kuh offering extraordinary views of the surrounding nature.
Varzaneh and Mesr, Try Trekking in the Deserts of Isfahan
The presence of awe-inspiring routes among the deserts and their golden sand dunes have turned them to perfect desirable destinations among the walking and trekking destinations in Iran. Join us in our desert tours and experience the amazement lying in the heart of Varzaneh desert or hiding among the sandy tides of Mesr desert. Makes no difference if it’s the heat of a sunny day or the starry sky of night, these deserts await you with their magical gifts.
Zardkuh among the Wonders of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province
Nestling among the Zagros Mountains, Zardkuh is one of the trilling Mountaintops for adventurers. Trekking and hiking among the Zagros Mountains have the additional privilege of experiencing the culture with nomads. Join us and the Bakhtiari tribe of nomads to trek along the Kuhrang Lake and listen to the sound of nature mixed with herds grazing on the surrounding meadows.
FAQs
- What kind of equipment should I bring with myself to trek and hike in Iran?
You might only need a trekking suit and boots or sometimes extra ascending equipment depending on the tour you choose and the season in which you want to experience the trekking trails in Iran. Yet, trekking shoes, jackets, pants, and gloves; sunglasses, backpack, and sleeping bags are among the necessaries. Each tour contains detailed information on its own particular equipment; however, you’ll never have to worry about the necessary equipment since you can almost rent any of that equipment you need in Iran.
- Do I have mobile phone coverage/internet coverage in your hiking and trekking tours?
You ‘ll have phone and consequently internet coverage in any of the major mountains of Iran like Damavand; and only in some regions, you might find it difficult to make a call or connect to the internet.
- What if I get injured or fall ill during the tour?
We will promptly provide you with First Aid treatments and transfer you to the nearest healthcare centers and hospitals if the injury is serious. You just need to make sure that you apply for Iran Travel Insurance if you decide to travel to Iran and your insurance should cover all the expenses regarding your medical procedure.
- How many kilometers/hours are we going to trek or hike in each day?
It ranges from 2 hours to 8 or 10 hours depending on the difficulty of the tour. Each tour has been defined with difficulty rate and physical requirements in order to make it easier for you to decide which one you prefer. However, if you like to do a private tour, we will adjust the difficulty of the experience according to the participants and their physical capabilities.
- What will you do if I suffer from altitude sickness during the tour?
You don’t need to worry since there are expert guides included in all our hiking and trekking tours and they’ll help you with the acclimatization process. Still, if you have had the experience of altitude troubling you, you’d better let us know about any kind of special illnesses that you think you might face before reserving a tour or experience.
- Do I have to be professional and experienced to join your tours?
Not necessarily. We have designed our packages according to a range of different physical requirements; therefore, we have trekking tours that are designed for easier routes and tracks among the heights of this grand country.
- How do I know if I’m physically ready for joining your tours?
Please read the itinerary of each tour precisely and pay attention to details such as the length of routes and the physical capability that each track requires and still if you had any questions, do not hesitate to contact our operators.
- How safe are these tours? Is it even safe for single female travelers to join your hiking and trekking tours?
Totally, these hiking and trekking tours are even safe for single female travelers. Besides, all the members in a tour group will go under careful observation and then the tour will be adjusted according to their physical abilities and we are accompanied by experts, so you don’t have to worry about your safety; our tours will be designed based on calculated risks.
- What first-aid and safety precautions do you take on your hiking and trekking tours?
First of all, we assure you that we provide you with professional experts and second, we will take well-worn, less risky routes. We will carefully test your abilities before those tours and experiences that are more demanding like rock climbing.
- Is there an age restriction for children to join these tours?
Yes. It’s mentioned in every tour and you’d better check out the age range for each tour before making a reservation.
- Do you issue a certificate for ascending the mountains like Damavand?
Yes. We provide you with certificates for ascending any of the major summits in Iran like Damavand or Alam Kuh.