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Footprint Trail
About Footprint Trail
Best time to visit:
All Season
On the footprint trail you will see panoramic views, sceneries of Kvabiskhevi canyon, Mariamtsminda church and rare species of yew, included in the Red List; Yew has the longest life among the European trees.
The visit to Borjomi-Kharagauli National park is not free. For registration, booking of the tourist shelter and other services contact/visit Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park Visitor Center.
Itinerary:
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Day 1:
Rout starts from the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park entrance and goes along the road. The trail crosses the river with the footbridge. After the footbridge, you will find the information board. From the information board trail continues to the left and goes uphill with the serpentine. On the spot where the Nikolay Romanov Trail joins the Footprint path, you continue the path to the left to Footprint Trail path. This section is relatively difficult, but here you can find breathtaking views on Kvabiskhevi Gorge, which is distinguished by biodiversity and beautiful at any time of the year. At the end of the path are camping and picnic places.
Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park Visitor Center
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Recommended duration:
1 day
Total distance: 13 km
Difficulty: Easy
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My name is Hector and together with my partner Xenia are visiting the Borjomi-Kharagauli park in a few weeks. We were interested in doing the footprint trail considering the time we have there, but we were wondering if there is a way to get back to Borjomi/Likani once you reach the end of the trail in Kvabiskhevi . Or do you have to walk it back?
Thanks and regards,
Hector
Hello Hector,
Kvabiskhevi village is on the main road so it's easy to find some transport. You can hitchhike easily, or find some minibus coming from Akhaltsikhe. If you would like to be more confident, you can get a phone number of some local taxi and call him when you get close to the Kvabiskhevi. You can get a taxi phone number in the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park Visitor Center.
Have a nice trip