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Shared day from a Tbilisi riverside meeting point up the Georgian Military Highway to Gudauri, with reservoir and fortress views on the way. Guide and vehicle are included; lift tickets, ski hire, and mountain extras are paid at the resort if you choose to ski.
Guests gather in Tbilisi, then follow the Georgian Military Highway into the Greater Caucasus. Stops usually include Zhinvali reservoir, Ananuri, and a chance to try khinkali near Pasanauri before you reach Gudauri.
At the resort, lift lines toward 3307 metres and about 16 kilometres of prepared piste are available if you buy tickets and hire kit locally. You can also treat Gudauri as a high viewpoint. This is a group day trip to the resort, not a ski school session. The itinerary below sets out the usual shape of the day.
The group meets in Tbilisi, close to the river and the Old Town fringe. From there the highway climbs through Mtskheta-Mtianeti past Zhinvali and Ananuri toward Gudauri.
Gudauri is a high Caucasus ski resort with mixed runs and wide winter views. Weather at altitude changes faster than in the city, so slope time is treated as condition-dependent.
No ski-lesson experience is required. Anyone who wants to ski or snowboard should be happy managing their own time on snow after buying lift access and hire locally.
You should be comfortable with a long shared road day and walking around Ananuri on uneven historic ground. Confirm infant seats and any mobility needs when you book.
A shared vehicle keeps the winter highway day accessible without booking a private car. A local guide handles the mountain road, the fortress stop, and the logistics of getting a mixed group to Gudauri and back.
Extras stay optional and clearly outside the tour price, so you can ski, ride a lift for the view, or simply enjoy the Military Highway scenery.
Meet in Tbilisi, then roll north on the Georgian Military Highway with the rest of the group. City edges give way to river gorge as you climb toward the Greater Caucasus.
Pause for views over Zhinvali reservoir and time at Ananuri, the 16th-century churches and towers above the Aragvi. On a group day the stop is shared, with enough time for photos before you continue toward Pasanauri and Gudauri.
Near Pasanauri there is usually a chance to try khinkali if the group wants a mountain lunch. Food is paid locally and is not in the tour price. Use the stop to warm up, stretch, and reset before the last climb to Gudauri, where the air is colder and the day becomes more about snow and views.
Gudauri offers mixed runs, lift lines toward 3307 metres, and about 16 kilometres of prepared piste. Buy lift tickets and hire skis or a snowboard if you want to ride; otherwise take in the panorama. Quads, snowmobile, and paragliding are optional extras on site and are not included.
Late in the day the group retraces the Military Highway to Tbilisi and the original meeting point. Keep a warm layer handy; the temperature shift from resort to city can be sharp.
Meet in Tbilisi. This group product does not include hotel or airport pickup, so make your own way into the city and arrive a few minutes early.
The meeting point sits near the river on the Old Town fringe. Taxis and ride-hailing are straightforward from central hotels. Wear your mountain layers from the start; Gudauri is far colder than the city.
No. This is a shared group day trip from Tbilisi to Gudauri with scenic stops on the Georgian Military Highway. Guide and vehicle are included. Time at the resort is yours.
Lift tickets, ski or snowboard hire, lessons, quads, snowmobile, and paragliding are not in the price. Buy them at Gudauri if you want to go on the snow or try extra activities.
The group meets in Tbilisi. Pickup is not included on this group product, so make your own way into the city in time for the departure.
The Old Town riverside area is walkable from many central hotels, but allow extra time in winter traffic. Confirm the exact clock time in your booking message rather than assuming a generic morning slot.
Plan for about 10 hours from the Tbilisi meeting point through highway stops and Gudauri time, then the return to the city. Traffic, weather, and how long the group spends at the resort all affect the clock.
The usual shape includes Zhinvali reservoir views, time around Ananuri, a chance to try khinkali near Pasanauri, then Gudauri. Because this is a group departure, pacing is shared rather than private.
Yes, if snow and lifts are operating and you buy access and kit locally. Gudauri has mixed runs, lift lines toward 3307 metres, and about 16 kilometres of prepared piste. Beginners and more experienced skiers both use the resort, but this booking does not include instruction.
If you would rather not ski, the high viewpoint still rewards the drive. Tell the guide your plan so they know whether you need hire time or just a panorama stop.
Live dates are shown at checkout. Pick a date there, including winter days when Gudauri is operating, rather than relying on a printed season window.
Snow and lift opening still depend on the winter. If skiing is your aim, choose a date that is actually offered and reconfirm closer to travel. Outside reliable snow this day is more about the highway views than pistes.
Adult and Child rates are offered on this tour. The from price shown is the Adult starting rate. Child tickets, if offered for your date, appear at checkout.
The listed minimum age is 0 and infant seats are available. Say ages when you book so seats and pacing can be planned. A 10-hour mountain day is still long for very young children.
Meals and drinks are not included. Near Pasanauri there is usually a chance to try khinkali, paid at the restaurant. Dinner or other highway meals are also at your own cost.
Bring cash or a card that works in Georgia. Mention dietary needs when you confirm so the guide can help choose a stop without promising a set menu.
Groups are listed from 1 to 15 guests. You share the vehicle and itinerary with other travellers on this product, unlike the private airport-pickup ski day.
If you want the vehicle to yourselves, book the private Ananuri and Gudauri product instead. For this group departure, arrive on time so the rest of the party is not held in Tbilisi.
Gudauri sits high on the Military Highway, so wind, poor visibility, or thin snow can shorten slope time even when the fortress and reservoir stops still run. Dress for cold at altitude regardless of how Tbilisi felt at breakfast.
The guide reads conditions on the day. Flexible cancellation terms apply as shown at checkout. Message promptly if your plans change so another date can be discussed where the booking channel allows.
Wear warm, windproof layers, gloves, and shoes that can handle snow and fortress paths. Sunglasses and sunscreen matter because glare off snow is strong even on cloudy days.
Bring money for lunch, lift tickets, and optional hire. Only pack your own skis or snowboard if you already own them and can carry them on a group vehicle; resort hire is available and is not included.
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