Hiking and trekking in Kartli — canyons, forests, and ancient trails

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Here are our hikes and treks through Kartli — a region where history hides around every corner. We’ll head through canyons, oak forests, cave cities, and spots you won't find in any guidebook.
All routes start from Tbilisi — traveling light, with great care and delicious food along the way.

Hiking in Kartli

Hikes without heavy backpacks — routes from easy to steady, all for pleasure, not survival.
  • Distance: 8 km
    Gain / loss: 550m / 550m
    Difficulty: easy
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  • Distance: 16 km
    Gain / loss: 850m / 850m
    Difficulty: moderate
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  • Distance: 15 km
    Gain / loss: 700m / 700m
    Difficulty: easy
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  • Distance: 16 km
    Gain / loss: 620m / 620m
    Difficulty: easy
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  • Distance: 14 km
    Gain / loss: 900m / 900m
    Difficulty: moderate
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  • Distance: 15 km
    Gain / loss: 500m / 500m
    Difficulty: below average
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  • Distance: 12 km
    Gain / loss: 260m / 900m
    Difficulty: easy
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  • Distance: 6 km
    Elevation gain / loss: 250 m / 250 m
    Difficulty: moderate
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Kartli is more than just the heart of Georgia. It’s a region where landscapes collide: rocky canyons and open pastures, oak forests and ancient caves, fortresses and empty trails. We’ve gathered the best routes in Kartli here — covering both the northern (Shida Kartli) and southern (Kvemo Kartli) parts.

In this section, you’ll find one-day hikes and multi-day treks with overnight stays. They all start from Tbilisi, perfect for anyone looking to escape the city without a long drive. These are great routes for a quick reset, light trekking, hanging out with friends, or your first real foray into the wild.

What’s it going to be: a trail above a canyon, an ancient fortress, or a light forest walk?
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