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Day Hike in Borjomi National Park: Likani to Kvabiskhevi

Day Hike in Borjomi National Park: Likani to Kvabiskhevi

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Sunday, 25 October · 09:00–21:00

Samaia Garden

110 ₾

In English


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The route runs from the Likani River gorge to the Kvabiskhevi Valley: you’ll cross the forest, climb to the highest point of the trail, and descend to the valley.

What happens

  • In the morning, the group will head to Borjomi National Park, and the hike will begin in the Likani River gorge. There will be a short stop at the park administration office along the way.
  • This is a one-way route with several climbs. Over the first 7 km, you’ll gain 860 m in elevation, followed by a steep 700 m descent. The trail is known for its panoramic views and the chance to encounter wildlife.
  • A picnic is planned during the hike at a viewpoint overlooking the mountains of Borjomi National Park. In the evening, the group will return to Tbilisi.

Who it suits

The route is intended for experienced hikers and ranges from moderate to challenging, depending on your fitness and hiking skills. The climb may be difficult for beginners; the trail is also described as challenging for inexperienced hikers.

What to bring

Bring lunch: there will be no stop at a restaurant. Trekking poles are recommended for the descent.

Good to know

  • The trip is planned as a one-day outing. The driving distance is 350 km; the hiking section is about 16 km, from point A to point B. It takes approximately 7–8 hours.
  • Elevation on the route: from 925 to 1785 m above sea level; total elevation gain is 860 m.

How to sign up

Registration is available on the organizer’s website.

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