Georgia’s top ski resort offers summer attractions
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Georgia’s most renowned ski resort, Gudauri, will soon offer summer attractions to its visitors.
The Georgian Mountain Resorts Development Company and the Georgian National Tourism Administration has teamed up with Alliance of Slovenia to begin construction of bike trails in the mountain resort area for the purpose of developing summer tourism at the winter resort.
Georgia’s other leading winter resort Bakuriani has already established five bicycle paths; these opened on July 1 and are already popular with tourists.
The bicycle trails with total length of 4790 meters in Gudauri will be constructed near the gondola and bike path users will be able to use the mountain lifts for 10 GEL per day.
Those behind the initiative said the bicycle path would be ready to use on August 9.
One of the top ski resorts in Georgia is welcoming visitors for the summer season for the first time.
Georgia’s winter wonderlands are opening to the public this summer for the first time. Winter ski resorts Gudauri and Bakuriani are ready to host guests and a raft of activities have been planned for people to enjoy.
Instead of watching skiers and snowboarders racing down the slopes at Gudauri, visitors will be able to see mountain bikers weave along the new biking tracks in the alpine resort.
A group of four avid mountain bikers embarked on the ultimate adventure - a 200km mountain bike ride along the Caucasus Mountains, ending at Georgia's iconic Mount Kazbegi.
Georgia’s Mountain Resorts Development Agency, acting under Georgia’s Ministry of Economy, has signed a deal with France’s Alpinism and Mountain-Skiing Sport National School (ENSA, Ecole Nationale de Ski et d’Alpinisme), a unique facility in the country with extensive experience in researching mountain conditions and characteristics.