We're going hiking to the Abudelauri Lakes!

We're going hiking to the Abudelauri Lakes!
One of the most beautiful and hard-to-reach spots for large tourist groups in the mountains of Khevsureti!

The Abudelauri Lakes are glacial, located at an altitude of 2600–2800 meters above sea level. In winter, they freeze solid! Summer is the best time to see them – the atmosphere is unique, and climbers often set up tents here.

We'll drive along the Zhinvali Reservoir, through the Pshavi Aragvi Gorge, up to the high-mountain village of Roshka.
There are three lakes in the valley: Green, Blue, and White.

From the village, we’ll drive a little further and then continue on foot:

To the Green Lake: ~4 km with an elevation gain of 250 m – a gentle hike along the scenic Chaukhi Valley, following the Chaukhi River.

To the Blue Lake: another ~0.5 km uphill and downhill – steeper terrain.

To the White Lake: ~1 km with another 250 m gain – more challenging, optional depending on your fitness and footwear.

We'll shorten the route depending on how far we get by jeep.
In general, it's possible to see all three lakes in a day, but reaching the White Lake requires extra effort and good shoes.

We’ll have a picnic near the Blue Lake – everyone brings their own food.
Total driving distance: about 250 km.
We’ll be going in two jeeps – only 4x4 vehicles can make it! The road is rough and unpaved!