Did you know that Georgia is home to Europe's highest mountain range? The Caucasus Mountains cover over 85% of Georgian territory, and Georgia's highest peak, Mount Chkhara, rises to 5,193 meters. Needless to say, Georgia is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and trekkers! This small country, which isn't far from France, requires no visa for many European nationals, remains remarkably unexplored, and boasts charming culture, delicious cuisine, and rich history... In short, there are countless reasons to spend your green vacation in Georgia!

To help you plan your trip, here's our selection of the most beautiful hikes to add to your journey into Georgia's wilderness:

Hiking in Borjomi–Kharagauli National Park

The Borjomi–Kharagauli National Park is one of Georgia's largest, spanning more than 850 km². Located in the Lesser Caucasus, in southern Georgia, it offers accessible hikes through pristine, unspoiled natural landscapes. You can easily spend several days here, camping in tents or staying in mountain refuges, and exploring one of the twelve marked trails. Depending on your preference, try the "Panorama Trail,