Didi Abuli Mountain

Rising to 3,301 metres above sea level, Didi Abuli is an extinct volcano on the Samsari Ridge and the highest peak in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region. Its high-altitude landscape offers extraordinary views of the Javakheti Plateau, including several surrounding lakes. The mountain is a rewarding destination for experienced hikers and adventure-seekers, but the ascent requires preparation due to the altitude, exposed terrain, and rapidly changing weather.

Travel Tips

An off-road vehicle is needed to reach the mountain’s foothills.
The walk from the foothills to the summit takes around two hours, depending on conditions and pace.
Start early and check the forecast before setting out.
Consider an experienced local guide if you are unfamiliar with high-altitude hiking.

Travel Tips

An off-road vehicle is needed to reach the mountain’s foothills.
The walk from the foothills to the summit takes around two hours, depending on conditions and pace.
Start early and check the forecast before setting out.
Consider an experienced local guide if you are unfamiliar with high-altitude hiking.