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Bakuriani Ski Resort Map & Local Guide

Understand Bakuriani’s ski areas, town layout and practical local rhythm.

Guide · By Marizel van Eeden · 8 min read · Updated

AI-generated winter view of Bakuriani beneath snow-covered mountains

Every winter, my family and I spend the season in Bakuriani, welcoming travellers and watching the town settle into its snowy rhythm. This guide is designed to help you picture how the different ski areas and the town fit together.

Illustrated Adventure Georgia map showing Bakuriani town and the Didveli, Kokhta and Mitarbi ski areas
Adventure Georgia’s original illustrated Bakuriani map. It is not to scale; check current trail access, lift operations and local conditions for your travel dates.Open map at full size

How Bakuriani is laid out

Bakuriani is a mountain town with ski areas around it rather than one single base. Didveli, Kokhta and Mitarbi have distinct access points, while beginner activity, shops, cafés and accommodation are spread through the town.

Didveli, Kokhta and Mitarbi

Treat each area as a separate part of the resort and use current official trail information for difficulty and operating status. Choose terrain for your ability and the day’s conditions; trail colour alone is not a substitute for local advice.

Beginners, activities and accommodation

Beginner areas and ski schools provide a gentler starting point. Non-ski activities, restaurants and accommodation locations can make a significant difference for families and mixed groups, so discuss daily priorities before choosing where to stay.

Getting around

Walking may work for nearby town stops, while ski-area journeys can require transport. Your quotation confirms any included airport, intercity or slope transport. Weather, traffic and operator arrangements can affect plans.

International winter-sport profile

Bakuriani co-hosted the correctly named 2025 Winter European Youth Olympic Festival. This historical event reflects the resort’s international competition profile but does not describe current public access or operating conditions.