What are the highest roads of Iran?
Situated at the juncture of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, Iran boasts a unique blend of geographical wonders. Its vast expanse, as the second-largest nation in the Middle East, unfolds from rugged mountain ranges, like the Alborz and Zagros, to vast central deserts like Dasht-e Kavir. With its contrasting lush Caspian plains and golden desert sands, Iran offers a rich backdrop of history, culture, and natural beauty. This varied topography has given rise to some of the region's highest roads, inviting travelers to journey through its breathtaking landscapes.
Highest roads of Iran
| Road | Elevation | Province | Surface |
| Mount Sabalan | 3.675m (12,057ft) | Ardabil | Unpaved |
| Mount Gargash | 3.578m (11,738ft) | Isfahan | Paved |
| Siyah Kamar | 3.335m (10,941ft) | Alborz | Unpaved |
| Bijan Pass | 3.215m (10,547ft) | Isfahan-Kohgiluyeh | Paved |
| Mount Sahand | 3,209m (10,528ft) | East Azerbaijan | Unpaved |
| Salambar Pass | 3.204m (10,511ft) | Mazandaran | Unpaved |
| Mount Damāvand | 3.025m (9,924ft) | Mazandaran | Unpaved |
| Kandovan Pass | 2,989m (9,806ft) | Alborz-Mazandaran | Unpaved |
| Kelashin Pass | 2.942m (9,652ft) | West Azerbaijan | Unpaved |
| Sahand Ski Resort | 2,942m (9,652ft) | East Azerbaijan | Paved |
| Ganjnameh pass | 2.801m (9,189ft) | Hamadan | Paved |
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