Path to
the Peaks.

Kazbegi isn't the most remote part of Georgia. It's not the most exclusive. What it is — is the mountain experience that locks travelers in. A two-hour drive from Tbilisi puts you under a 5,047-meter peak. A three-hour hike puts you at a 14th-century church carved into a clifftop. A 4WD ride drops you into a valley of colored mineral springs and abandoned stone towers older than most capital cities.

This is where Georgia tells you it has mountains on its own scale. And it's where our local guides know the trails, the guesthouses and the families between Stepantsminda and the Russian border.

We offer five ways to walk it, from a weekend taste to a week-long immersion. You pick the length. We handle everything else.