Georgia’s Caucasus Mountains are Europe and Asia’s rippling collision point.
Although this small, undiscovered country could fit inside South Carolina, it’s home to one of Europe’s oldest cities, 100 miles of hiking trails and four of Europe’s highest peaks.
Explore the ancient fortresses of Khevsureti, before ascending the snow-capped 5,000m-plus peaks of Svaneti or discover the three mysterious, multi-coloured Abudelauri lakes in the Kazbegi region.
Lagodekhi National Park, the oldest nature reserve in Georgia, is where you can embark on the famous Black Rock Lake hike.
The Georgian climate is similar to anywhere else in Europe, so the best time to hike is from late June to September. Only being a fraction the price of its western counterparts, Georgia is a prime choice for the savvy yet curious hiker.
Explore Georgia your own way with our range of handcrafted itineraries with the best, local guides.
