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The pass is at an altitude of 2,379 m. The Georgian Military Highway runs over the Cross Pass from Tbilisi through the Darial Gorge, located north of the pass, to Vladikavkaz in Russia. The border with Russia is just under 40 km further north.

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Definitely worth the effort! The road is currently being paved, there are a lot of trucks with building materials on the road. After rain the road becomes very greasy and muddy, be careful there are a lot of sharp gravel stones under the mud. I think by the end of 2025 the road will be completely paved on both sides. The exit towards Akhaltsikhe is almost completely finished.

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Jvari Pass. Here, the road reaches its highest point (2395 metres above sea level) – and your trip will reach its crescendo – as you glide along the Jvari Pass down into Kazbegi.

In good weather great views in both directions

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Anyone who arrives here has made it: 3510m, the whole thing is a huge pile of slate and gravel. In some places there is no path anymore because the slate has slipped over it (on both sides).

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Simply magnificent when the view opens up to the white peaks of the Caucasus.

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Up here at the Cross Pass there is still a monument, the remains of former fortresses, a small monastery and a cemetery where German prisoners of war are buried.

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It's totally mesmerizing to stand on this pass. On one side is the Adishi Glacier and a huge mountain massif and on the other side the meadows run down into a lovely valley. From up here you can also easily get to the next two highest peaks and to the Russian border

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... and the paths of the herds of sheep, felt to have been well-trodden for centuries, are not without problems, especially when going downhill.

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There are so many places where your eyes and ears fall short. What a beautiful area!

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Majestic vistas on the peaks of the Caucasus

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Border between Tusheti and Khevsureti

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great view, 360 degree snow capped peaks.

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View of the double summit of the 4710 meter high mountain Ushba

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A pass with a damaged road, often snowy. But as disorienting as possible, completely out of time and strewn with multiple vestiges of the Russian era.

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Great view of the Ushba. Ushba (Georgian უშბა; usch "terrible", ba "mountain") is a double peak in the main ridge of the Greater Caucasus in Georgia. The south summit is 4737 m high and the north summit is 4698 m high. The north summit was first climbed by the English in 1888, the south summit for the first time on July 26, 1903. Before that, there had been around 20 failed attempts. The south summit was considered the most difficult mountain in the world at that time.

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A preview of an upcoming highlight.

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Fantastic view, this place invites you to take a break.

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At the intersection of the hiking trail and the gravel road there is a small chapel and you have a great view.

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The ascent to the Atsunta Pass (3520 m), the highest point of our trekking trip in Georgia, is quite exhausting because of the altitude and the muddy path. The path meanders through scree and blocks gradually upwards. After 2-3 hours strenuous ascent we reach the windy pass. This is where the border between Chewsureti and the Tushetian region passes, which now welcomes us. Looking back, we see again in the distance the 5000 m high Kasbeck. A steep path in gravelly lunar landscape leads down to greener fields. Relaxed it then goes over flower meadows and along a mountain stream to the camp, which bears the name Kvachida.

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