Autumn — the most colorful and pleasant season for traveling in Georgia. Mild temperatures and vivid landscapes make every hiking adventure truly special.
Georgia’s national parks offer well-marked hiking trails, tourist shelters, and picnic areas — everything you need for a comfortable and unforgettable journey.
Choose your favorite trail and set out to explore adventures wrapped in autumn colors.
Algeti National Park / Royal Ridge Trail
Located just an hour’s drive from Tbilisi, Algeti National Park is a perfect place to enjoy autumn scenery. The Royal Ridge Trail is a 16-kilometer circular route. The hike is easy, but the impressions are unforgettable: colorful forests, a calm river, and sunlit mountain views make this trip feel like a true autumn fairy tale.
Borjomi–Kharagauli National Park / Likani Valley Trail
Exploring Borjomi–Kharagauli National Park is a great idea any time of the year, but autumn has a special charm — golden forests and fresh air create a magical atmosphere. The Likani Valley Trail leads to Chitakhevi Ridge, offering breathtaking views. You can hike or ride on horseback, enjoying the tranquility of nature and the park’s diverse ecosystem.
Lagodekhi Protected Areas / Ninoskhevi Waterfall Trail
The trail to Ninoskhevi Waterfall is a real adventure. It starts from the Gurgeniani Visitor Center and follows the Ninoskhevi River. Along the way, you’ll encounter small cascades, giant boulders, and the cool shade of the forest. The highlight awaits at the end — a 40-meter waterfall that feels like stepping into another world.
Javakheti National Park / Bugdasheni Lake Trail
Javakheti — the land of lakes and volcanic mountains — impresses with its every step. The circular Bugdasheni Lake Trail begins in the village of Gorelovka and runs along the lakeshore at 2,040 meters above sea level. You can also see the colorful architecture of the local Doukhobor community. Bugdasheni Lake is perfect for birdwatching and recreational fishing, with a viewing tower and picnic area nearby to make your visit even more enjoyable.
Vashlovani National Park / Eagle Canyon Trail
Vashlovani National Park is one of the most unique landscapes in Georgia, where dry steppes, cliffs, and mystical beauty intertwine. The Eagle Canyon Trail (7–8 km) passes through rocky terrain with impressive panoramic views. Autumn is the best time to visit — pleasant temperatures, peaceful nature, and endless open spaces await you.
Kintrishi National Park / Khino Waterfall Trail
Kintrishi National Park, located near Kobuleti, is famous for its lush Colchic forests. The hike to Khino Waterfall takes about 40 minutes and passes through a valley surrounded by ancient trees and endemic plants. The sound of the waterfall and the crisp air make this spot especially enchanting.
Mtirala National Park / Chestnut Forest Trail
Mtirala National Park, one of the rainiest places in Georgia, feels like a tropical rainforest. You can enjoy a one-day hike, a picnic by the campfire, zipline rides, or the ropes park. The Chestnut Forest Trail features a 20-meter waterfall hidden among Colchic boxwood and ivy, and a small natural pool at its base. Nearby, you’ll find designated camping and picnic areas surrounded by wild nature.
Machakhela National Park / Archangel Trail
Machakhela National Park, located in Adjara, is a truly captivating destination where history, culture, and nature blend together. On the Archangel Trail, chestnut, beech, and hornbeam trees will guide your way. From the top, you can enjoy panoramic mountain views. The charm of the Machakhela Valley lies in its beautiful nature and the lifestyle of the locals, whose traditions and hospitality reflect centuries of rich history.
Ajameti Managed Reserve / Vartsikhe–Saimedo Trail
Just 15 km from Kutaisi, Ajameti Reserve is a wonderful place to spend time with family and friends. The 14-kilometer circular Vartsikhe–Saimedo Trail is suitable for visitors of all ages. The ancient oak forest of Ajameti creates an atmosphere of peace and serenity.
Pshav-Khevsureti National Park / Mutso Trail
Pshav-Khevsureti is one of Georgia’s most impressive regions. The Mutso Trail immerses you in a world where history and nature come together. If you want to spend time in the wild, admire rivers cutting through majestic mountains and deep gorges, and experience Georgia’s unique cultural heritage, this park promises all of that and more.
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