Hike to Kodistshkaro Lake and Mount Gorisnamkali

Our routes come in different difficulty levels:
 • For easy hikes, you don't need any special physical training.
 • For moderate routes, a baseline level of activity is enough — if you walk often and lead an active lifestyle, you're good to go.
 • For tough routes, we recommend having at least some basic athletic background. Check the details before picking your trail.

Water and small snacks are a must.
Once you book, we'll add you to a group chat where we'll break down exactly what to pack. We tailor the list to the weather so you won't forget a thing.

The most important piece of gear is comfortable shoes with good grip. Trekking boots or trail running sneakers work best.
We recommend trekking poles for some routes. If you don't have your own, you can rent a pair from us for a small fee.

If a specific route requires anything extra, it'll be listed on the hike page and we'll give you a heads-up in advance.

We always keep a close eye on the forecast before heading out. If heavy rain or dangerous conditions are expected, we offer a few options:
 1. Reschedule the hike for another day.
 2. Swap the route for a safer alternative.
 3. A full refund.
We don't run hikes in bad weather if it's unsafe, but we can always adjust the route if you're still up for an adventure.

We provide the transport — usually SUVs, minivans, or minibuses.

We treat our guests to cold snacks and hot tea along the way.

We always split our guides up: one leads the pack and another stays at the back to make sure no one gets left behind.
Our guides know these trails inside out and guarantee your safety as long as you follow their lead.
Every guide is first-aid certified and carries a fully stocked kit they actually know how to use.