Vashlovani National Park

The park extends across 251 square kilometers of diverse terrain, containing deep canyons, steep cliffs, and plateaus covered with Mediterranean vegetation.

The Georgian government established Vashlovani National Park in 1935 to protect its shallow forests, and later expanded the reserve to its current size in 2003.

Local residents of the Dedoplis Tsqaro region maintain traditional practices of sustainable land use, supporting the preservation of natural resources within park boundaries.

Visitors can access marked hiking trails throughout the park, with ranger stations providing information about wildlife observation points and permitted camping locations.

The park contains geological formations known as Sharp Walls, where vertical cliffs rise dramatically from semi-desert landscapes, creating distinct microclimates.

Location: Dedoplis Tsqaro Municipality

Inception: 1935

Website: http://apa.gov.ge/en/protected-areas/cattestone/vashlovanis-daculi-teritoriebis-administracia

GPS coordinates: 41.20000,46.38333

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:09