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Heliski in Georgia
Heliski activities in Georgia
3 experiences
Heliski in Georgia has two bases. Gudauri is the accessible gate from Tbilisi, with bowls next to the resort. Svaneti / Mestia is high Caucasus heliski, up to ~4,100 m, with 5,000 m peaks around.
- Hubs
- Gudauri · Mestia (Svaneti)
- Altitude
- Up to ~4,100 m
- Style
- Powder · multi-day exploration
- Season
- January – April
Caucasus: Gudauri and Svaneti
Gudauri is the gateway (resort + heliski in bowls). Mestia / Svaneti is expedition: high vertical, Svan culture and remote terrain.
Gudauri or Svaneti
Gudauri fits a day or a short trip, with resort logistics. Svaneti / Mestia needs several days, high vertical and expedition logistics toward Tetnuldi. Both are in the catalog.
- Gudauri — accessible bowls from Tbilisi, day or powder classic
- Mestia / Svaneti — up to ~4,100 m, multi-day
- Usual season: January–April
Heliski resorts in Georgia
Hubs where flights and drops are organized.
Drop zones in Georgia
Authorized terrain and typical lines. Each peak has its own page with vertical, level and how to book.
Gudauri High Bowls
3,200 m
Caucasus · 1,000–1,800 m
Gudauri is the gateway to Georgian heliski: wide terrain, generous vertical and a more exploratory format than Alpine point landings.
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Svaneti / Tetnuldi
4,100 m
Mestia · western Caucasus · up to ~1,800 m
Svaneti (Mestia) is Georgia's wild heliski: landings up to ~4,100 m, 5,000 m peaks around (Ushba, Tetnuldi) and multi-day format with AS350. Complements Gudauri.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Gudauri: more accessible, day or short trip. Mestia: multi-day, high heliski and expedition logistics. Both in the Helipow catalog.