Gudauri Overview

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Overview

Gudauri is located in the very heart of the Caucasus Mountains, surrounded by some of Europe’s highest peaks, at an altitude of 2 200 meter above sea level. Gudauri’s slopes are all above tree line. They are ideal for freeriders and are generally considered avalanche-safe. The resort offers exciting long and short runs for all classes of skiers and snowboarders. Gudauri also boasts some of the best heliskiing in the world at some of the most affordable prices found anywhere. With dozens of slopes, Gudauri has trails for skiers from beginners to professionals. Ski runs, most between 2 000 and 3 300 meters above sea level, cover a total of 57 kilometers. Three and four-seat Doppelmayer chairlifts transport skiers up to Sadzele Mountain at an elevation of 3 300 meters. For experienced skiers Gudauri provides four types of runs: slalom, giant slalom, super slalom, and speed skiing. Gudauri has some of the finest high-altitude powder in Europe. Virtually unrestricted access offers downhill skiing up to the 4 200 meter level. Short-run helicopter flights transport skiers and guides to remote peaks for some of the most challenging skiing anywhere in the world.

Plan Your Trip

Gudauri Lodging

Best Time for Snow

Average Snowfall

7cm
4cm
3cm
2cm
0cm
0cm
Nov
5cm
Jan
3cm
Feb
5cm
Mar

Terrain Overview

31%
Beginners Runs
46%
Intermediate Runs
15%
Advanced Runs
8%
Expert Runs
26
Runs in Total
34.8 km
Runs in Total
9 km
Longest Run
52 km
Skiable Terrain
1.2 km
Night Skiing

Total Lifts: 13

2
Gondolas & Trams
3
High Speed Sixes
1
High Speed Quads
1
Quad Chairs
2
Triple Chairs
4
Surface Lifts

Elevation

3278m
Summit
1278m
Vertical Drop
2000m
Base

Important Dates

December 16, 20232023/12/16
Projected Opening
April 14, 20242024/04/14
Projected Closing
N.A.
Projected Days Open
125
Days Open Last Year
37
Years Open
200cm
Average Snowfall

Contact Information

Gudauri

70 Kostava street

0171 Tbilisi, Mtskheta-Mtianeti Region

Georgia

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