Merisi village - Mount Koslitavi - Mount Goma - Yaila Goma - Tsablana village - Ajara, Georgia

Route type: linear
Type of route: hiking, car, equestrian, cycling
Difficulty level: easy
Total length: 29 km
Maximum altitude from sea level: 2360 m
Duration: 14 hours
Cellular coverage area: partial
Season: April-September
The route is not marked
The route partially passes near the Georgian-Turkish border, so you will need a special pass.
Merisi Village - Mount Koslitavi
The route starts from the village of Merisi and goes south. After walking 5 km along a dirt road, you will reach the village of Chalati. There are two waterfalls here, to get to which you need to turn off the road. To see the first waterfall - "Goderdzi", you need to go through a private courtyard and go down to the river gorge. To get to the second waterfall, you need to return to the place where you turned to the Goderdzi waterfall and after walking 200 meters, turn it off. You can also get to the waterfall by car. There is a gazebo on the banks of the river, from which the waterfall is 50 meters away.
Returning to the village from the waterfall, you will continue on the road to Mount Koslitavi. The route passes through beautiful forests. After 12 kilometers you will reach the Koslitavi mountain (yayla) with a beautiful panoramic view of the surroundings. To continue the journey from Yayla to Mount Goma, a special pass is required. This territory is located near the state border, and it is impossible to cross it without prior notification from the border guards.

Tsablana village - Mount Goma
The route from the village of Tsablana passes along a fairly wide dirt road.
After walking 6.4 km from the village, you will come to a rather large yayla Goma. In summer, this place is actively used by local residents for recreation. The journey from yayla to the south, as well as on a dirt road, continues in the direction directly towards Mount Goma. 2 km from Yayla Goma, there is a border post. Climbing Mount Goma is not difficult and a special pass is not needed.