There are 3 marked and well-maintained trails in Mtirala National Park, where visitors are offered hiking, eco-educational, scientific, adventure and photo tours. An educational-entertaining eco-educational attraction "Rope Park", which consists of routes for adults and family routes.
7 km, 1 day, walking, easy
The rout is located at 265-442 meters above sea level and starts from Chakvistavivillage. The tourist route is a simple, pedestrian, cognitive-entertainment destination. It combines two important places – a waterfall and a lake. The trail is made charming by the undergrowth composed of sedge, Ponto hornbeam, Hungarian hornbeam, Colchian boxwood and various of ivy.
The highlight of the trail is waterfall hidden in the Colkhi elm and ivy, the height of which exceeds 18 meters , and a lake created by the eddy of the river between the rocks. There is a special camping area near the waterfall,in the bosom of wildlife, and there are arepicnic and fire pits near the lake.
On the Tsablnara trail, visitors also have the opportunity to enjoy the extreme entertainment service, zipline and slide on a 200 m long rope strung berween tall trees. The park is also equipped with 17 obstacles of 209 meters (67 and 142 meters). Cognitive-entertaining eco-aducational attraction “Rope Park’’, consisting of adult and family routs.
15 km, 2-day, hiking, medium difficulty
The two-day route starts from the visitor center at 260 m above sea level and ends at 1,250 m above sea level. The beginning is represented by a broad-leaved mixed forest of the Kolkharian type, and at the end of the trail 70% of the forest is beech forest. In addition to the vegetation, it is possible to see the footprints of brown bears, roe deer, mares, badgers, deer and other representatives of the animal world.
During the route, natural springs can be found on the way. There is a tourist shelter for 8 people, a bathroom, fire pits and picnic areas.
The next day the visitor finds himself surrounded by pristine perennial beech groves and beautiful springs. There are picnic areas near them. On the mentioned route, there is mainly untouched forest, where it is possible to organize scientific observations on flora and fauna.
33.5 km, 3-day, hiking, medium difficulty
Two 33.5 km long, penetrating mountain trails cover the territory of "Mtirala National Park", 3 villages of Kedi municipality (village: Zundaga, Makhuntseti, May 1st) and Korolistavi village of Khelvachauri municipality. The route can be started from the center of the village of Ortabatum and from the Batumi-Akhaltsikhe highway from the villages: Zundaga, Makhuntseti and the turn of the first of May. From all the above mentioned areas, the trail leads to the picnic and tent sites on Mtirala Mountain.
Through beautiful beech groves, located at 1,263 m above sea level. The main attractions of the two mountains are Big and Little Mtirala, panoramic views, Kolkhi-type untouched forest, natural springs, waterfalls; Also on the trail of two mountains it is possible to see traces of brown bear, roe deer, mares, badgers, deer and other representatives of the animal world.
There are 5 tourist shelters with their own fire pits and bathrooms for visitors on the two mountain trails, of which there are two 8-seater tourist shelters on "Little Mt Mtirala", one 8-seater tourist shelter on top of the village "Gulebi", one 6-seater tourist shelter on "Did Mt Mtirala" and a picnic table for 10 people. Visitors have the opportunity to cross the two mountain trails to the Civtskaro trail and stay at the 8-seater Tsivtskaro tourist shelter, which also has a picnic tent for 20 people. All shelters on the two mountain trails have special places for pitching a tent.
National parks and gardens Kobuleti
National parks and gardens Kobuleti