Mtirala National Park

Mtirala National Park stretches across 15,698 hectares of dense forests, river valleys, and waterfalls between the Black Sea and Adjara Mountains.

The establishment of the national park in 2006 marked a significant step in protecting Georgia's natural heritage and promoting environmental conservation efforts.

Local residents maintain traditional connections with the parkland through generations of stories about the mountains, forests, and abundant waters.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails throughout the park, with designated entry points and facilities providing information about local flora and fauna.

The park receives over 4,500 millimeters of rainfall annually, creating conditions for rare plant species and serving as a migration corridor for one million birds.

Location: Khelvachauri Municipality

Inception: 2006

Part of: Colchic Rainforests and Wetlands

Website: http://apa.gov.ge/en/protected-areas/cattestone/mtiralas-erovnuli-parkis-administracia

GPS coordinates: 41.67488,41.87209

Latest update: May 11, 2025 08:28