a one-day trip
Mount Mukhelt
program
This route is for those who have already seen a lot and are looking for new experiences. Mount Mukhelt is located near the Goderdzi Pass and combines several different natural areas into a single hike.
departure
We’ll set out from Batumi in the morning and head toward the Goderdzi Pass. The drive will take about 2.5–3 hours. The route itself is very scenic: we’ll drive through a river gorge, admiring the river and the cliffs it has carved out. We’ll definitely make a stop along the way to rest and use the restroom.
hiking
Route: 12 km with 600 m of elevation gain.
This route is for those who want to spend an active weekend. It’s varied: we won’t be hiking uphill the whole time; sometimes we’ll be climbing, sometimes descending, and in some places we’ll walk along a flat trail and take a break. The trail can be slippery, so sturdy shoes with good traction are required. Sneakers and running shoes without traction won’t work.
This route is for those who want to spend an active weekend. It’s varied: we won’t be hiking uphill the whole time; sometimes we’ll be climbing, sometimes descending, and in some places we’ll walk along a flat trail and take a break. The trail can be slippery, so sturdy shoes with good traction are required. Sneakers and running shoes without traction won’t work.
We're heading home
During the hike, we’ll definitely stop for lunch at a beautiful spot, and we’ll pause to take photos and admire the plants. Afterward, a delicious cupcake and herbal tea will be waiting for us—as a reward for the kilometers we’ve covered. We’ll take a walk, have a bite to eat, relax our minds and souls, and then head home.
We’ll arrive in Batumi around 8:00–9:00 p.m.
We’ll arrive in Batumi around 8:00–9:00 p.m.
Our itinerary has been carefully planned down to the last detail, but nature has its own way of things. Some parts of the route may be rearranged depending on the weather and other factors—so that each destination is revealed to us in the best possible light.
This flexibility allows us to make the trip even more comfortable and enriching!
This flexibility allows us to make the trip even more comfortable and enriching!
Level 2 difficulty—what does that mean?
This route is suitable for participants with a good level of basic physical fitness. There is a slippery section on the trail, so shoes with tread are required. Sneakers and athletic shoes with smooth soles are not suitable.
If you're still not sure whether this itinerary is right for you, feel free to email us :)
The scale is relative; use the distance and elevation gain as a guide.
Terms and Conditions for Discounts
- A club discount is available to those who have already traveled with us and are subscribed to our Telegram channel
Price per person for a scheduled group tour
160 ₾
Club price - 150 ₾
Price includes:
- comfortable transportation
- guided tours along the routes
- Meals: kish, an amazing cupcake, and our signature herbal tea
- shared equipment
Price includes:
- comfortable transportation
- guided tours along the routes
- Meals: kish, an amazing cupcake, and our signature herbal tea
- shared equipment
To see when the next group trip to this destination is scheduled,check the itinerary at .
If you don't use Telegram, pleasefill out the form at so we can get in touch with you 😊
If you don't use Telegram, pleasefill out the form at so we can get in touch with you 😊
Are the dates not convenient? Would you like to travel with your own group? Book this tour as a private tour
Travel on your own 
You'll need sturdy footwear—trekking boots are best, but if you don't have any, you'll need non-slip, sturdy sneakers that provide good support.
Trekking poles are required. Once you've booked the tour, we'll help you pack so you don't forget anything.
Trekking poles are required. Once you've booked the tour, we'll help you pack so you don't forget anything.
We rent it out; the fee is charged separately. You can view the selection in the catalog. Or we can pick it out for you :)
usually a group of 10 to 15 participants
We'll leave at 7–8 a.m. and get back home around 9–10 p.m.
If you live along the route, we'll drop you off near your home. The final stop is the pickup point for the route.
After you book the tour, we’ll set up a chat group where we’ll go over all the details regarding fees, what to pack, and so on. The most important things are appropriate footwear and clothing. We’ll tell you everything at
. On this hike, we’ll be passing through various types of vegetation, so be sure to wear long sleeves and pants to protect yourself from ticks and the sun, as well as shoes with non-slip soles.
. On this hike, we’ll be passing through various types of vegetation, so be sure to wear long sleeves and pants to protect yourself from ticks and the sun, as well as shoes with non-slip soles.
Yes, children 12 and older are welcome, as long as they are accompanied by responsible adults.
Each of our tour guides is assigned specific destinations. On this tour, you will be accompanied by one of them—you can find out who exactly by checking the itinerary or asking our managers.
Our tour guides
We're beads and seals :3
- AlinaFounder of t&H, Nature GuideA biologist by education, a naturalist by calling. She’s great at organizing everyone and getting them excited about adventures.
She makes the most delicious camping oatmeal and tells stories about all kinds of plants, rocks, clouds, bugs, spiders, and birds. She loves seeing the spark of curiosity in people’s eyes and giving hugs. - ArtemFounder of t&H, MentorThe best driver in Georgia, according to our tourists. He loves exploring life and new routes, and hiking high up in the mountains (and he’ll drag you along with him).
- NatashaEscortHiking instructor.
A fan of mountain and ski trips. She loves to hike long distances, run, explore new places, and take beautiful photos. - YaroslavTour guide and driver on some routesAn avid traveler, rescue worker, and avalanche safety engineer, he has worked as a mountain guide in the Khibiny Mountains and is currently working in Svaneti and Megrelia. He enjoys playing the guitar and singing.
- VovaTour guide and driver on some routesHe’s been hiking since he was 15.
He loves nature and the mountains, both new and old trails, sitting by the campfire at night, and sleeping in the mornings :)
He used to be a guide on water-based expeditions; now he’s into professional mountaineering and arboriculture, and leads you on trails. - AnyaEscortA geographer by education, a photographer at heart, a guide by calling. A geography teacher who ran away from class to the Far Eastern taiga to be with the bears—and ended up staying there :)
On a hike, she knows two main secrets: how to find a beautiful view and how not to lose herself during a rest stop.
She loves trails with views, people with a sparkle in their eyes, and photos that capture the essence of the moment.
“Hiking with me is warm, peaceful, and always authentic 🤍” - AlexWater Sports Instructor, Tour GuideHe has 20 years of hiking experience under his belt (not counting the backpack itself), including Category 5 water routes.
He believes that travel isn’t about the kilometers, but about the experiences, which is why he even chooses places to stop for a bite to eat where the view is just as enjoyable as the food. - FyodorEscortHe went on his first hike at age 11—with a cotton-padded sleeping bag and his grandmother’s sweater.
He has experience with winter, water, and mountain hikes of varying difficulty levels. He loves wild trails, swamps, rhododendron thickets, spending the night in a snow den, trail races, boxing, and swimming in icy water.
On hikes, he values good spirits, the beauty of the wilderness, humor, pushing his limits, and hot tea after a long day of hiking. - MashaEscortA child of the plains and marshes, I’ve dreamed of living in the mountains since I was little and used to imagine that the clouds on the horizon were snow-capped peaks.
I’m thrilled by every little spider and leaf, and I try to share that excitement with those around me. For me, nature is my natural habitat :)
I can turn even the most boring walk into an adventure.
“Wait, let me take a picture”—that’s my life motto; I capture all the coolest moments through my lens. - KirillPaleontology Tour GuideA passionate amateur paleontologist and photographer. He loves and appreciates nature in all its diversity, especially plants and fish.
Why us?
- high qualityOver the past four years, more than 2,500 satisfied hikers have joined us on our trips.
We’re constantly growing and evolving.
We put our hearts into what we do 😁 - safetyWe follow safety procedures on our hikes.
We have careful drivers.
We know what to do in difficult situations. - care and supportSomeone once wrote in a review: “They really take care of their kids,” and that’s absolutely true :3
On our tours, we accompany you the entire way, provide delicious meals, and answer any questions you may have.
If you’ve never been on a hike before, we’ll help you choose the right difficulty level, the right footwear, and so on. - convenienceFor each trip, we have a chat group where we help you get ready for the hike and make sure you pack everything you need. It’s a convenient way to stay in touch with everyone, share links, or post group photos.
We take your dietary needs into account.
You don’t need to worry about the route or travel time—we handle that for you.
We also prepare the gear for you, so you don’t need to reserve or pick it up separately. - You'll feel right at home with usWe travel in a comfortable, off-road-capable vehicle with climate control,
; we form small groups of like-minded people,
; we have a packed itinerary, but at the same time we find time to relax, listen to the silence, and spend time alone with ourselves and nature - lots of goodiesWe bring together like-minded people and kindred spirits.
We shoot awesome drone videos and take photos.
We serve delicious food.
We know the best angles and spots for amazing photos.
We’re pet-friendly.
And yes, we always have treats. - nature toursSome of the tours are led by the company’s founder, Alina, who is a biologist by training and a naturalist by calling.
Along the way, we constantly discuss and explore nature, identify species, and answer all sorts of questions that nature lovers might have: How do glaciers form? What kind of bird is that in the sky? Which constellations are above us right now?