サムツヘジャバケティでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

is this still open as of October, 2025?

Up by cable car and down on foot

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Update 2025: this bridge is very decomposed, first half no railing, only a narrow metal sheet. Hikers beware

One of the most beautiful hikes ever!

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The toilet is open to the public. Covered benches with a fire pit. When we were there, everything was very clean.

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April 2024: upper floor doors (old soviet theater, probably) are locked. Impossible to see said theater. Entrance fee to the entire historical park : 5 lari

There are beautiful views and a well-maintained trail

The bridge is used by lovers by putting a lock on the bridge. This represents an eternal pledge of loyalty.

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Running since 1962, the cable car connects the popular tourist attraction of Borjomi Park with one of the highest points in the mountains surrounding it. The cable car provides you with a stunning view of the whole city, the park, Borjomi Valley, the Borjomula River, and the distant meadows. You’ll want to have your camera ready! The Borjomi Cable Car can transport up to 25 people at one time, covering a distance of 376 meters. Source: https://georgia.travel/family-attractions/borjomi-cable-car

Borjomi Central Park-the park has an ecological theme and it features: mineral water bottling plant, a green pavilion with a transparent dome and mineral water fountain where you can fill up your own bottle, a peculiar statue of Prometheus which stands at the base of a small waterfall, a cable car leading up to a scenic overlook, children’s amusement rides, a swimming pool, a cinema. Source: https://www.georgianholidays.com/en/attraction/cities-and-towns/Borjomi

The former bottling plant for Borjomi mineral water, also called the “Borjomi Mineral Water Export Building”, was built in 1896 and is located at the main entrance to the park.

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Anyone who loves biotopes, likes to listen to frogs croaking or likes to watch geese chattering has come to the right place.

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Entrance to the park costs 5 lari.

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In August 2023, there were two trains per day to Tbilisi. Make sure to bring coins, as the ticket has to be bought on the train from a vending machine that only accepts coins. The fare is 2 Lari. On the first ~30 km to Khashuri, the train is going extremely slowly (max 25 km/h). But after that it's going faster so that it reaches Tbilisi according to the schedule. We took our bicycles which was no problem.

Right now the fortress is in ruins, but it's on a trail leading to Cross Mountains, so if you're heading there, you can give it a go. There's a nice view at Borjomi and surrounding mountains from this point, and the trail get a lot harder after reaching it.

The entrance to the pools is 10 GEL. For an additional 10 GEL you can rent a towel.

Inside of the building you can see the former sulfur water spring they used for bottling the Borjomi water as well as a small museum on the history of the town. Our highlight, however, was the abandoned Soviet theater on the upper floor. Definitely worth to check out if you’re into Soviet history!

Very tasty water. As it is warm, it warms you up in winter.

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Soap and jam. A set of attractions like on Krupówki. It's a shame because it's a beautiful place.

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Very nice view of the Trialeti mountains

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