Gudauri – Georgia’s Ski Playground
High in the Greater Caucasus, Gudauri is Georgia’s premier ski and adventure resort, offering panoramic alpine views and world-class winter sports. Located along the scenic Georgian Military Highway, Gudauri boasts powdery slopes ideal for skiing, snowboarding, and heli-skiing, attracting snow lovers from across the globe. In warmer months, the region transforms into a hub for paragliding, hiking, and road trips through mountain passes. The iconic Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument offers jaw-dropping views over the Aragvi Valley. Whether blanketed in snow or bursting with wildflowers, Gudauri is Georgia’s year-round mountain escape.
Best Time to Visit:
December to March – for snow sports
June to August – for hiking and summer adventure
Distance: ~120 km from Tbilisi (~2.5 hours drive)
Travel Tips: Book ski passes and gear in advance during winter season; in summer, pack sunscreen and windbreakers for the high altitude
Culture & Food: Refuel with warming dishes like lobiani (bean-stuffed bread), kharcho (beef soup with walnuts), and mountain cheeses. Cozy lodges and cafés serve hot mulled wine and rich stews – perfect after a day on the slopes.
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