Adventure ExpertsGEORGIA
Biking

Adventure Experts Georgia

Biking
in Georgia

Ride mountain tracks and valley roads through some of Europe's wildest scenery.

Easy valley rides → Challenging mountain passesHalf-day rides to week-long toursMay–Oct (mountain routes Jun–Sep)

Why biking in Georgia

A hidden gem for biking enthusiasts

Georgia is an undiscovered gem for mountain bikers. The roads and tracks that wind through the Greater Caucasus offer everything from gentle gravel rides along river valleys to technical singletrack across high-altitude passes. Ride through medieval tower villages in Svaneti, bomb down dirt roads above the Truso Valley, or pedal through the vine-covered landscapes of Kakheti. The infrastructure is still raw — which means the routes are empty and the experiences are genuinely off the beaten path. A local guide who knows the tracks makes all the difference here.

Why adventure with us

Experienced local guides who know which tracks are rideable and which are not — no nasty surprises.

Quality bikes available or bring your own. All safety gear provided.

Private tours, flexible pace, no one left behind.

About our team

Our tours

Handpicked, led by locals

Real routes, honest difficulty ratings, always private.

Enduro MTB Expedition in Tusheti4 daysNew

Enduro MTB Expedition in Tusheti

Beyond the Abano Pass lies Georgia's wildest riding — a big-mountain enduro expedition through Tusheti's remote villages and endless descents.

Tusheti, Georgia · Biking
4 daysHard — experienced riders
From €734 / personView Tour
Cycling Expedition in Tusheti6 daysNew

Cycling Expedition in Tusheti

Six days, endless climbs, and the gravel roads that link Georgia's remotest villages — a high-mountain cycling expedition beyond the Abano Pass.

Tusheti, Georgia · Biking
6 daysChallenging — good fitness required
From €850 / personView Tour
Trans-Georgia Traverse: Tbilisi to the Black Sea7 daysNew

Trans-Georgia Traverse: Tbilisi to the Black Sea

Cross an entire country by bike — seven days in the saddle from the balconies of Tbilisi over the volcanic Javakheti lakes and the Goderdzi Pass, down to the surf at Batumi.

Tbilisi to Batumi, Georgia · Biking
7 daysChallenging — good fitness required
From €1,276 / personView Tour
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What to expect

Quick facts

Everything you need to know at a glance before choosing a tour.

Difficulty range
Easy valley rides → Challenging mountain passes
Typical length
Half-day rides to week-long tours
Best season
May–Oct (mountain routes Jun–Sep)
Fitness needed
Moderate cycling fitness for most routes
Usually included
Guide, transport, bike hire option; meals on multi-day

Difficulty explained

Which level is right for you?

Every tour page shows a difficulty rating — here is exactly what each one means.

Easy

Flat or gently rolling valley roads and gravel tracks. No technical skill required.

Distance20–40 km / day
ElevationUnder 400 m
ExperienceComfortable cycling a few hours. No MTB experience needed.
Moderate

Longer climbs, unpaved roads, some loose terrain. Basic bike handling confidence helpful.

Distance40–70 km / day
Elevation400–1,000 m
ExperienceRegular cycling fitness. Some off-road riding an advantage.
Challenging

Technical singletrack, steep climbs, high-altitude passes, multi-day effort.

Distance60–90 km / day
Elevation1,000 m+
ExperienceStrong cycling fitness and off-road handling skills required.

Planning your trip

Best time to go

Conditions change significantly by season — here is a clear breakdown.

Jun – Sep
Best for mountain and high-altitude routes. Tracks are dry and passes are clear.
May & Oct
Shoulder season — lower valley and vineyard routes are excellent. Mountain tracks may be muddy.
Nov – Apr
Mountain routes are largely inaccessible. Some lower-elevation routes remain possible in mild weather.

Good to know

Practical information

Everything you need to prepare well and arrive confident.

01
Bike hire
Quality hardtail and full-suspension MTBs available. Bring your own if you prefer — we can arrange bike transport.
02
Road conditions
Many Georgian mountain roads are unpaved or cobbled. Expect loose gravel, mud, and rough surfaces on mountain routes.
03
Altitude
Several routes climb above 2,000 m. Pace yourself on the ascents and tell your guide if you feel unwell.
04
Safety
Helmets mandatory. Gloves, pads, and eyewear recommended. A support vehicle accompanies most multi-day routes.
05
What to bring
Cycling kit, warm layer, rain jacket, gloves, sunglasses, hydration pack, trail snacks, and travel insurance covering biking.

FAQ

Common questions

Do you provide bikes?
Yes — we offer quality MTB hire. Let us know your height and riding preference when you enquire.
Can I bring my own bike?
Absolutely. We can arrange bike transport in a support vehicle on multi-day tours.
How fit do I need to be?
It depends on the route. Valley rides need regular cycling fitness; mountain passes need strong legs and some MTB confidence. We'll match you to the right route.
Are the roads paved?
Many of the best routes use unpaved mountain roads and tracks — that's part of the appeal. We note road type in every itinerary.
Can we mix biking with other activities?
Yes — many clients combine a day of biking with trekking, culture, or wine tasting. Ask about mixed itineraries.
Is there a support vehicle?
Yes on multi-day tours. The vehicle carries bags, spare parts, and tired riders when needed.
Tailor-Made

Want a Trip Designed Around You?

Tell us your dates, group size, interests, and fitness level, and we'll craft a private itinerary — hiking, climbing, caving, biking, overlanding, or a mix, with as much Georgian food and culture as you like.

Request a Custom Trip