Gudauri is Georgia's most famous ski resort, offering a diverse range of ski runs spread over 80 km. Plan your perfect ski holiday in advance: download the latest Gudauri piste map to familiarize yourself with the trails and lifts ahead of time, ensuring you maximize your snow time.
Gudauri ski resort piste map
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Gudauri best ski pistes
Located in Georgia’s Greater Caucasus Mountains, Gudauri offers mostly intermediate and advanced terrain; roughly 3 green, 8 blue, 7 red, and 4 black runs, with vast freeride potential and panoramic descents.
- Pirveli (Beginner - Blue): A welcoming slope for newcomers, close to the base area with wide-open turns.
- Soliko (Intermediate - Red): One of the central pistes, wide, flowing, and ideal for long carving turns.
- Alpina (Intermediate - Red): A high-altitude run offering a mix of mellow and steeper sections with excellent snow.
- Shino (Beginner - Blue): Short and sweet, good for practicing transitions between snowplough and parallel skiing.
- Kikilo (Beginner - Blue): Gently winding piste with views over the Gudauri plateau.
- Kudebi (Intermediate - Red): A versatile slope from one of the resort’s main peaks, great for confident intermediates.
- Firni (Expert - Black): Steep and less groomed, an exciting descent for experienced skiers.
- Sadzele (Expert - Black): Gudauri’s highest piste with spectacular panoramas and freeride options.
- Khada (Freeride - Expert): Marked but ungroomed descent leading into remote, powder-filled zones.
- Goodaura (Intermediate - Red): A flowy piste at mid-mountain level with great visibility.
- Kobi Pass (Freeride - Expert): An iconic off-piste area with deep powder bowls and backcountry feel.
Gudauri in brief
- Resort elevation: 2,200 m
- Highest lift: 3,276 m
- Number of pistes: 22
- Type of pistes: 3 green, 8 blue, 7 red, 4 black
- Kilometres of ski pistes: 80 km
- Number of ski lifts: 15
- Total lift length: 20.1 km
- Artificial snow-making: 29 snow cannons
- Longest ski run: Kudebi (7 km)
- Snowpark: 1
- Fun park: 1
- Night skiing: yes
- Heli-skiing: yes
