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Parc National de Lagodekhi

Parc National de Lagodekhi (Georgia)

Practical information on Parc National de Lagodekhi

  • Viewpoint
  • Hiking / Trekking
  • Mountain
  • River
  • Lake
  • Waterfall
  • Horse
  • Off the beaten track
4 / 5 - One review
How to get there
3 hours from Tbilissi by car
When to go
From April to October
Minimum stay
1 to 2 days

Reviews of Parc National de Lagodekhi

Nicolas Landru Seasoned Traveller
117 written opinions

Lagodekhi National Park is one of the two major natural parks of Kakheti. Covering the southern slopes of the Dagestan range, it offers all the different stages of mountain landscapes, as well as waterfalls, canyons, lakes and snowy peaks.

My suggestion:
Forbidden to vehicles, the park can of course be discovered on foot, but also on horseback, the ideal means of transport to quickly reach the 3000 metres which will offer you the best views!
My review

On a small territory extending above the city of Lagodekhi, located in the valley of the Alazani, Lagodekhi National Park is simply a gem of Caucasian nature. This is one of the areas of the country where I did my most beautiful hikes.

It starts at the gates of the city and extends to the high peaks (3428 m) of the Dagestan range, which separates Georgian Kakheti from Russian Daghestan. Several high valleys, some of which form picturesque gorges, allow you to reach the alpine zone, which is particularly open and offers splendid views of Kakheti.

Lagodekhi National Park is riddled with natural wonders: the lake of the Black Waterfall, the sulphur springs, Ninoskhevi Waterfall, etc. It also shelters a preserved plant and animal life, which will delight botanists between June and July. The east Caucasian tur (goat), the brown bear or the imperial eagle are just a few examples among the many inhabitants of the park...

Mont Khimriki, Lagodekhi National Park