Mamzyshkha

Mamzyshkha is a mountain summit in the Greater Caucasus range located in Svaneti, Georgia, with steep terrain and significant elevation. The peak sits within a larger alpine landscape that includes multiple adjacent summits and valleys.

This peak has served as a geographical marker for mountain communities over many centuries, helping people navigate across the high Caucasus terrain. Its distinctive form made it a natural reference point for those living and traveling through the region.

The name Mamzyshkha reflects how different language groups in the region call this peak, showing the overlapping cultures of the area. These place names reveal the history of communities who have lived and traveled in these mountains for generations.

Climbing this summit demands mountaineering experience and proper gear, making it suitable only for trained climbers. The climbing season runs from May through September when weather is most stable and snow cover has melted.

The summit connects to a network of high-altitude paths used by mountain wildlife as natural corridors between peaks. These animal trails often provide skilled mountaineers with additional route options that few visitors discover or use.

GPS coordinates: 43.30588,40.33489

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:03