Gudauri

Gudauri is a high-altitude mountain resort in the Greater Caucasus of Georgia, located at approximately 2,200 meters along the historic Georgian Military Highway. The destination is particularly known for its vast, open off-piste areas without trees, giving skiers and snowboarders direct access to untouched slopes with stable and light powder snow. The wide mountain faces and excellent visibility make Gudauri one of the most sought-after spots in the Caucasus for freeride skiing, both for experienced and intermediate off-piste enthusiasts. The lifts bring guests up high, allowing for long descents with panoramic views of snow-covered peaks and deep valleys. One of Gudauri's most unique experiences is paragliding directly from the mountain slopes, where you silently glide over the dramatic landscapes of the Caucasus. When the snow melts, Gudauri transforms into a peaceful summer destination with green alpine meadows, high-altitude hiking trails, and fresh mountain air that attract hikers and nature lovers. The atmosphere in Gudauri is international and relaxed, centered around nature, freedom, and active experiences rather than traditional city life.