Explore Georgia’s Diverse Wilderness

Discover a heavenly haven for hiking enthusiasts! The Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park beckons with its unspoiled wilderness, pristine air and water, and captivating avian life making it a true paradise on earth. Located just 170 kilometers from Tbilisi, this expansive national park stands as one of Europe’s largest, setting high standards as the first in the Caucasus region to meet the International Convention of Biological Diversity criteria. Encompassing over 107,083 hectares, which amounts to more than 1% of the country’s landmass, it spans through parts of Imereti, Samtskhe-Javakheti, and Shida Kartli.

As a distinguished member of the PAN-PARK network of European protected areas, Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park assures visitors of the utmost comfort and safety throughout their journey.

The park boasts diverse wildlife, with rare bird species like the Caucasian grouse and elusive lynxes calling it home. Moreover, you can marvel at unique flora, such as the preserved relic groves of yew trees (Taxus Baccata) exclusive to Georgia.

For adventurers seeking extended explorations, the park provides overnight shelters and well-marked, efficiently organized trails, perfect for multi-day trips. Additionally, designated picnic and camping areas cater to visitors seeking unforgettable outdoor experiences.

Planning your expedition is a breeze with comprehensive route information available at visitor centers in both Borjomi and Kharagauli. Alternatively, the official website of the Protected Areas of Georgia offers valuable assistance in preparing for your memorable journey into this natural wonderland.