Mountain Bike Tour in kazbegi region Ananuri, Georgia
Ananuri Fortress is one of Georgia’s most impressive historical landmarks, located in the beautiful Aragvi Valley along the famous Georgian Military Highway. Built in the 17th century, the fortress once played an important role in protecting the region and served as a gateway to the mountains of the Greater Caucasus.
Today, the Ananuri complex includes historic defensive walls, towers, and beautiful Georgian Orthodox churches. The fortress overlooks the spectacular Zhinvali Reservoir, surrounded by forested hills and mountain landscapes.
Our Ananuri mountain bike tour combines cycling, Georgian history, traditional villages, rivers, and beautiful Caucasus scenery. During the warmer months, the area around Zhinvali Reservoir is also a popular place for swimming and relaxing.
This tour is a great choice for riders looking for a mountain biking experience near Tbilisi that combines adventure, nature, culture, and some of the most beautiful landscapes in Georgia.
Explore Ananuri and the Aragvi Valley by mountain bike with GeoRiders and experience a unique side of the Caucasus.
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Day ride mountain bike tour in Ananuri
Day 1 – Bazaleti Lake to Ananuri Mountain Bike Tour
In the morning, we will drive from Tbilisi to Bazaleti Lake, where our mountain bike adventure begins. We will start by riding around the lake before beginning a gradual climb with approximately 300 meters of elevation gain.
After reaching the highest point of the route, we will enjoy a long and exciting descent of approximately 1,000 vertical meters towards the historic Ananuri Fortress and the beautiful Zhinvali Reservoir.
This scenic mountain bike tour near Tbilisi combines beautiful countryside, mountain landscapes, exciting descents, and Georgian history. At the end of the ride, during the warmer months and when conditions allow, there may also be an opportunity to swim and relax by the reservoir.
Tour Duration: Approximately 4–5 hours
Elevation Gain: Approximately 300 m
Descent: Approximately 1,000 m
Season: February to the end of December, depending on weather and trail conditions
Equipment Included: Helmet and gloves
Guide: Professional local mountain bike guide with extensive knowledge of the trails and region
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