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Three days in the Lesser Caucasus — no tourist crowds, no museum queues. A 1,200m descent from the Zekari Pass, a fast canyon day along the Kura River to Borjomi, and a flexible finale in Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park.
Overview
Three days in the Lesser Caucasus — no tourist crowds, no museum queues. We shuttle to the summit of Zekari Pass at 2,000m+ on Day 1 and then it's all riding: a 1,200m descent to Akhaltsikhe, a fast canyon day following the Kura River to Borjomi, and a flexible finale in the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park — singletrack for the MTB crowd, a scenic leisure ride for everyone else. High-spec mountain bikes or Bosch/Yamaha 500Wh E-bikes available throughout.
3 Days
Lesser Caucasus loop
1,200m Descent
Zekari Pass to Akhaltsikhe
4x4 Support
Every stage, full gear carry
MTB or E-Bike
Your choice, every day
Day-by-Day
4x4 shuttle to the 2,000m+ summit, bikes unloaded at the top. 1,200m of descent on rugged mountain gravel through Abastumani and into Akhaltsikhe — pure gravity all day.
Mixed asphalt and gravel following the Kura River through the canyon. Fast-paced, landscape-heavy riding with the gorge walls either side.
For experienced riders: deep forest climbs and flowing descents inside Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, one of Europe's largest protected forests.
Scenic asphalt to the Borjomi Sulfur Baths or the Green Monastery, then bikes packed and return to Kutaisi or Tbilisi.
Best for: riders who want the real Georgia — long descents, canyon riding, and national park trails with zero tourist traps.
Book This TourFAQ
High-spec mountain bikes or Bosch/Yamaha 500Wh E-bikes — your choice for the climb-free shuttle day.
Yes, a full 4x4 support truck follows every stage with spare parts, extra batteries, and your gear.
The Zekari Pass descent and canyon stages are rated challenging, though Day 3 offers a leisure option alongside the MTB singletrack for experienced riders.
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