Off-Road Tour to Armenia’s Mount Dimats
Join me on the most epic off-road adventure in Armenia! Discover Mount Dimats — a stunning 2360m peak in Tavush known for its dramatic cliffs, wild horses, and Armenia’s tallest waterfall. This 4x4 tour combines jaw-dropping nature, light hiking, and unforgettable photo spots. Perfect for thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and anyone craving a raw, off-the-beaten-path experience.
Mount Dimats (2360m) is one of Armenia’s most photogenic off-road destinations. Think dramatic cliffs, wild horses, lush green meadows, and Armenia’s tallest waterfall — the stunning 46-meter Shaghot Waterfall — tucked into the cliffs. It’s a dream spot for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone chasing raw beauty off the beaten path.
The tourist enjoys the view of mount Dimats
Tour Itinerary
07:30 – 08:00 – Departure from Yerevan
We’ll hit the road early to avoid traffic jams and head toward the Tavush region.
09:10 – Coffee break at Tsovagyugh Foodcourt
A quick stop for coffee and snacks before the adventure begins.
10:10 – Off-road begins near Haghartsin village
We turn off the paved roads and head into the wild! Expect scenic dirt tracks, panoramic views, and herds of free-roaming horses along the way.
11:00 – Short hike to Shaghot Waterfall
We’ll stop for a 15-minute walk to see Armenia’s tallest waterfall — perfect for stunning photos.
12:00 – Drive to the summit of Mount Dimats
Once we reach the top, we’ll lay the table and enjoy a relaxing picnic with panoramic views.
18:00 (approx.) – Return to Yerevan
The tour is conducted in a well-maintained, comfortable Mitsubishi Pajero 4x4, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable off-road experience.
What’s Included?
Transportation in a 4x4 vehicle (Mitsubishi Pajero)
Pick-up and drop-off
Guiding service
Light snacks during the coffee break
Lots of epic photo stops
What to Bring?
Light jacket (weather can change fast up there)
Hat and sunscreen
Camera or drone (trust us — you’ll want it!) Off-Road tour price to Dimats mountain:
1-4 Participants: 100.000 AMD
For larger groups, please consider contacting for more details!