Georgia
Even in summer, mountain weather changes rapidly. Dress in layers.
Heavy winter clothing is suitable for the cold, snowy period.
Bring Sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support for mountain trails. Waterproof hiking boots are ideal.
Comfortable walking shoes or Sandals for town, and flip-flops for guesthouses.
Pack plenty of Hiking socks (wool or synthetic, moisture-wicking) to prevent blisters.
Keeping your documents organized and accessible prevents unnecessary stress during your trip.
Georgia uses Type C and F electrical outlets (two round pins). Standard voltage is 220V at 50Hz.
Ensure your digital tools are ready for mountain exploration.
Utilize cloud storage services for photos and important documents when internet access permits.
A portable hard drive offers a reliable physical backup for all your media and files.
For secure internet access, consider NordVPN or ExpressVPN.
A well-stocked Personal first aid kit is highly recommended.
Pack common remedies for minor ailments and hydration needs.
Gear for comfort and safety on mountain trails.
Essential for self-guided trekking.
For those planning wild camping.
These items enhance comfort, security, and general convenience.
Embrace sustainability and local connections.
Reduces plastic waste; refill at springs.
Limit single-use plastics from purchases.
For snacks or picnic lunches.
A small token for guesthouse hosts.
Pack clothes that dry quickly. Given the chance of rain and sweat during hikes, quick-dry fabrics are very beneficial.
Consider packing cubes to keep your backpack organized, especially for multi-day treks.
