Bakuriani
A Winter Wonderland in Georgia's Mountains
Nestled in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia, Bakuriani isn’t just a ski resort, it’s a winter wonderland. With 43 kilometers of slopes and 21 lifts, skiers and snowboarders of all levels can carve their way down the mountainsides, enjoying the scenery from an elevation of 1,741 to 2,702 meters.
Located on the northern slopes of the Trialeti Range, just 1700 meters above sea level and 180 kilometers north of Tbilisi, Bakuriani boasts long winters, lasting 4-5 months. This makes it a haven for winter sports enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned skier, a first-timer, or simply looking for a winter escape with your family, Bakuriani offers something for everyone.
Snowmaking machines cover 70% of Bakuriani's ski tracks
Beyond skiing and snowboarding, Bakuriani is a year-round mountain retreat. It’s the perfect destination for nature lovers, offering recreational activities and breathtaking scenery. The resort boasts three main areas: Didveli, a modern ski area starting at 1861 meters up to 2,702 meters, Kokhta, the oldest ski area starting at 2155 meters, and Mitarbi starting from 1641 meter to a height of 2207 meters. All ski areas offer a variety of blue, red and black slopes to cater to different skill levels, ensuring maximum enjoyment for all visitors. With 70% of Bakuriani’s ski tracks covered with snowmaking machines, you can count on excellent snow conditions throughout the season.
Hosting the FIS World Championships, Bakuriani has recently become a hub of excitement and international acclaim
Bakuriani has become a hub of excitement and international acclaim, particularly with the hosting of the FIS World Championships in February/March 2023. This prestigious event not only brought together elite athletes from around the globe but also showcased Bakuriani as a top-tier destination for winter sports.
The town has witnessed a remarkable transformation with substantial infrastructure investments in both the town and its ski facilities, setting the stage for a world-class experience. The commitment to excellence doesn’t stop there, as Bakuriani is gearing up for another momentous occasion – the 2025 Youth Winter Olympics.
With its picturesque landscapes and now enhanced facilities, Bakuriani is poised to welcome the world’s young winter athletes, cementing its status as a premier venue for international winter sports competitions. The confluence of these events signifies Bakuriani’s ascent as a distinguished destination on the global winter sports stage.
If you’re looking for a winter adventure amidst stunning scenery, look no further than Bakuriani, Georgia’s winter wonderland.
Ski Trail Map
elevation info
Lowest Altitude | 1641m |
Highest Altitude | 2702m |
ski slopes
Total length | 43km |
Main ski areas | 5 |
Ski areas | Kokhta, Didveli, Mitarbi, Area 25, Crystal Arena |
Difficulty | Combination of Beginner, Intermediate, Difficult |
Bakuriani is continuously expanding its slopes. Information will be updated as confirmed. |
ski lifts
Number of ski lifts | 21 |
Total capacity | 21383 Passengers/hour |
Total lift length | 14.8km Total |
Additional lifts are being installed. Information will be updated once accurate details have been obtained. |
Ski Lift Types |
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Funicular | 1 |
Circulating Ropeway/gondola | 2 |
Chairlift | 9 |
T-bar/platter/button | 9 |
Additional lifts are being installed. Information will be updated once accurate details have been obtained. |
operating times
General season: | mid December – mid April (weather dependent) |
Opening times: | 10:00 – 17:00 |
Note: The opening times are provided by M.T.A.Bakuriani and can vary based on external conditions, day of the week, school holidays and public holidays. |
night skiing
Weekdays | 17h00 until 21h30 |
Saturday | 17h00 until 21h30 |
Sunday | 17h00 until 21h30 |
Note: The openening times are provided by the ski resort Bakuriani and can vary based on external conditions, day of the week, school holidays and public holidays. |
snow canons
Artificial snow-making canons | 30 |