Goderdzi, nestled in the Caucasus Mountains, is one of Georgia's most captivating ski resorts, blending thrilling adventures with serene landscapes. Whether you're an avid skier, an alpine hiker, or someone seeking a tranquil winter wonderland, Goderdzi offers something extraordinary.
Located 109 kilometers (68 miles) from Batumi and 252 kilometers (157 miles) from Tbilisi, the resort sits at 2,025 meters (6,644 feet) above sea level, with peaks reaching 2,366 meters (7,762 feet). Its proximity to the Black Sea—just 100 kilometers (62 miles) away—allows for breathtaking sunsets over the water.
Known as Georgia's snowiest ski resort, Goderdzi receives snow drifts up to seven meters (23 feet) high from November to mid-April. This abundant snowfall enhances the skiing experience and adds adventure to reaching the resort, as snow plows carve paths through towering snowbanks.
Goderdzi offers ski trails for all levels: 71.5% intermediate, 26% advanced, and 2.5% beginner, including a 200-meter (656-foot) novice run. The resort features four ski pistes totaling 8 kilometers (5 miles), along with exhilarating freeride opportunities through pine forests, snowy meadows, and villages nestled under snow.
The infrastructure includes an eight-seater gondola, a six-seater chairlift, and two platter lifts. As part of Georgia's unified subscription system, a multi-day pass at Goderdzi also grants access to cable cars at Mestia, Gudauri, and Bakuriani.
A four-season destination, Goderdzi becomes a haven for hikers, horseback riders, and cyclists in warmer months. The region is dotted with historic sites like the ancient Khikhani Fortress, picturesque Green Lake, and the Goderdzi Petrified Forest—a Natural Monument with unique petrified flora and fauna.
The resort base is around 1,700 meters (5,577 feet) below the tree line, offering charm year-round. Visitors can also enjoy local curative mineral waters for added wellness.
Accessible from several international airports, Goderdzi is 280 kilometers (174 miles) from Tbilisi International Airport (approximately a 5-hour drive), 256 kilometers (159 miles) from Kutaisi International Airport (around 5 hours), and 105 kilometers (65 miles) from Batumi International Airport (about 3 hours).
Activities include skiing, snowboarding, heli-skiing, paragliding, snowmobiling, and winter hiking. The resort's challenging tracks and early season starts attract skiers and snowboarders worldwide, while adrenaline seekers can enjoy aerial thrills or explore snow-clad landscapes.
Accommodations range from hotels and holiday rentals to cozy family-run establishments in nearby Danisparauli Village. Visitors can savor Adjarian cuisine, breathe fresh mountain air, and experience local hospitality.
Whether you're an experienced skier, a family seeking a mountain escape, or a couple looking for a romantic alpine getaway, Goderdzi welcomes you!
