Best trails in Tbilisi National Park

This trail begins near Gldani and ascends steadily into the hills. The terrain consists of a mix of dirt tracks, grassy slopes, and sections of deciduous forest, dominated by oak and hornbeam trees. As you climb, you gain elevation that provides panoramic views of the Mtkvari River valley, the Tbilisi Reservoir (also known as the Tbilisi Sea), and the sprawling city below. The main destination is the Mamkoda Monastery complex, which includes the Church of St. George and the Church of the...

The route starts at Zedazeni Monastery. After the monastery, you will find a route along the fence on the left side of the electricity station. The route is marked, so you can’t easily lose directions - only one exception - at 1,08km/0.67 mile, you should sharply turn right from the road. Also, you will traverse onto several steep slopes with beautiful views of Tbilisi. If you will go after rains - it’s preferable to wear hiking boots because path will be slippery. Also, you can find a...

This trail takes visitors to Martkopi Monastery, a revered Georgian Orthodox monastery. The path ascends through a quiet, rural landscape, offering peaceful views of the surrounding farmlands and forests. The monastery complex, often referred to as Ghvinisubani, is situated on a mountain slope. The surrounding area is characterized by low, rolling hills covered in deciduous forest, dominated by native oak and hornbeam trees. The trail provides an opportunity to explore the historical stone...