Tbilisa Glacier

Tbilisa Glacier extends across high-altitude terrain at 2,800 meters, featuring cascading ice formations that shape the mountainous landscape of northern Georgia.

The glacier has influenced local ecology and water systems throughout centuries, playing a central role in sustaining the biodiversity of the Caucasus region.

The surrounding communities maintain oral traditions and stories about the glacier, integrating it into regional mythology and seasonal celebrations.

Access to Tbilisa Glacier requires multiple days of hiking through various terrains, with summer months offering the most favorable conditions for exploration.

Environmental monitoring stations at Tbilisa Glacier collect data about ice movement patterns and climate impacts on high-altitude ecosystems in Georgia.

Location: Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti

GPS coordinates: 42.74250,43.77528

Latest update: May 8, 2025 22:10