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.
| 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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