About Namtok Mae Surin National Park
Namtok Mae Surin National Park is a protected mountainous park spanning Khun Yuam, Mae La Noi and Mueang districts in Mae Hong Son Province, northern Thailand. Established in 1981, it covers about 399 square kilometres of pine forests, rugged mountains and valleys. It is best known for Mae Surin Waterfall, one of Thailand's tallest single-tier waterfalls at about 180 metres, along with scenic viewpoints, nature trails and diverse flora and fauna.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a remote, forested mountain park with pine-covered ridges, valleys and viewpoints. The main attraction is Mae Surin Waterfall viewed from an opposite cliff viewpoint, accessible via trails and steps. The park offers nature trails, camping areas, bungalows and a visitor centre. Surroundings are quiet and natural with limited shops, unpaved access roads and opportunities for trekking, photography and birdwatching.
Key highlights
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Mae Surin Waterfall - single-tier waterfall approximately 180 metres high
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Scenic mountain viewpoints overlooking the waterfall and forested valleys
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Extensive pine forests and mixed deciduous forests with diverse flora and fauna
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Nature trails and trekking routes through mountainous terrain
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Camping and bungalow accommodation within the national park