Why visit
Mtirala means weeping mountain. With about 4,250 mm of rain a year and frequent cloud, it is one of the wettest places in Georgia. The national park protects old Colchic forest, with a lake and Tsablnari Waterfall among its highlights.
What to expect
Marked trails range from short walks to a two-day route with a shelter. Fires are allowed only in designated areas. On a clear day the summit, at 1,761 metres, looks out over the Black Sea.
Plan your visit
Before you go
Register and ask about trail conditions at the visitor centre. Expect rain and mud, and bring waterproofs whatever the forecast.
Allow extra time
Visit times are estimates for this activity only. Travel, queues and breaks are extra.



