Mountain biking tracks open in Didveli, Bakuriani region
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Mountain biking enthusiasts are officially welcomed to spin their wheels on a new cross-country mountain biking track in Didveli, Bakuriani mountainous area in central Georgia.
The tracks officially opened today and are suitable for beginner, intermediate and advanced riders.
Didveli biking track. Photo by Tazo Gantsemlidze.
The tracks are open daily from 11am to 6pm and cost 12 GEL per day.
Cyclists wanting to take the easy route can meander down the slope at an easy pace while those willing to challenge themselves can try their luck on the jumps on the difficult course.
Didveli biking track. Photo by Tazo Gantsemlidze.
Bakuriani is Georgia’s second mountain resort area to offer mountain biking tracks.
On August 9 a 4.8km cross-country track opened in Gudauri for the first time.
Additionally a 50km circular track, divided into easy, medium and difficult roads, opened in Tbilisi National Park on June 30. The track was marked according to international standards and was created within a United National World Tourism Organisation project.
The Government of Georgia believed the new biking tracks would help increase the touristic season in Gudauri and Bakuriani as well as promote an active and healthy lifestyle.
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