Extensive road development have increased the forest's accessibility for grazing, logging, poaching, deadwood and wild plant collection in the whole Hyrcanian region (Soofi et al., 2018). Science implicate that roads in Hyrcanian beech forests changes soil properties and vegetation up to 30 meter from the roads edge (Deljouei et al., 2018), consequently roads are a potential threat to the natural ecosystem an its species composition.