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Registration's totally free, of course, and makes snowHeads easier to use and to understand, gives better searching, filtering etc. When you register, you get our free weekly -ish snow report by email. It's rather good and not made up by tourist offices or people that love the tourist office and want to marry it either We don't share your email address with anyone and we never send out any of those cheesy 'message from our partners' emails either. Anyway, snowHeads really is MUCH better when you're logged in - not least because you get to post your own messages complaining about things that annoy you like perhaps this banner which, incidentally, disappears when you log in Username:- Password:. Or: Register to be a proper snow-head, all official-like! Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. I've just got back from a week of catskiing in Bakhmaro in the Georgian Lesser Caucuses with 3 friends. Friday 27th January Our flight landed in Batumi around 4pm, and during the descent we were treated to our first sight of the snowy Lesser Caucus mountains. We arrived at a sunny Batumi airport and eventually ended up at our hotel. Right next door we were surprised to discover a cable car! It was a beautiful evening Saturday 28th January We had a few hours to kill in Batumi so we had a wander around, got some lunch accidentally ordered tripe soup which came with a shot of some strong spirit , and went to a market. Eventually we got picked up by our taxi, which was comically small. We just about got ourselves and our skis in, and despite almost hitting 2 cows, made it to Chkhakoura where we swapped for a snowcat for the last hour of the journey. We arrived in Bakhmaro and went straight to dinner, then beers and bed. It hadn't snowed for nearly 3 weeks before we arrived, but started almost the moment we got there. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. Sunday 29th January It snowed off and on throughout the night, but not a significant amount, maybe 3cm. We started the day with some avalanche training that covered the provided equipment airbags, transceiver, probe etc , before heading out in the cat for our first runs. The skiing was pleasant - a decent dusting on top of firm flat snow made for very confident skiing. It started snowing, and we went back to the accommodation for lunch. In the afternoon we headed out to a different area with more trees, and the snow got heavier and heavier. In the evening we learned there was a pub in the village which is otherwise deserted during the winter! So after a few beers we set off on supposed 'm' walk in heavy snow it was actually m and eventually found a delightfully rustic old building with 2 enormous dogs and a roaring fire. Eventually we found our way home, which took even longer as it was all uphill Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? Monday 30th January By the morning we'd had about 15cm of snow. The skiing was great - no wind and good visibility, and a nice dose of snow. Fresh tracks all day - as it was all week! As soon as we got home it started snowing again. You need to Login to know who's really who. ArseCaptain , thanks for the reports. Love the pics. Looks interesting. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Wow, so close to the sea. Snow wasn't heavy? You were lucky, colleague of mine has left for Georgia yesterday, he was supposed to fly via Istanbul but we can all guess what happened there Apparently he's been rerouted via Lufthansa. You'll need to Register first of course. Sounds like a good trip! Which operator were you with? Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Tuesday 31st January Another sunny day. There was a little snow over night, and the wind had picked up so there were some wind loaded slopes. We started in the forests. Then moved higher where we had views of the Black Sea. The snow was great, particularly on sheltered slopes where the wind had dropped it. It started snowing again in the evening. After all it is free. We went with catski. Powderproject is the other operator. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Orange wrote: Wow, so close to the sea. No, not heavy, the village is at around m and the highest slopes around m so plenty of opportunity for cold and light snow. At the end of the week we had some very deep and dry snow, will post those pictures soon. We got delayed on our way back to Istanbul by an hour, but that inconvenience seems quite insignificant now. Ski the Net with snowHeads. ArseCaptain , thanks! I'm keen for a georgia cat ski or cat-assisted touring trip next year so will check out catski. EU Love your photos. Wednesday 1st Feburary Snow didn't last too long and we awoke to clear skies. We skied in a different area, further south of Bakhmaro. There didn't seem to be quite as much fresh snow, but it was heavenly - so light on a smooth base with glorious sunshine, you could let rip with endless confidence and space. We had simultaneous views south to Turkey and north to Russia Mt Elbrus , with lots of fun cornices to jump off of. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. Thursday 2nd February It started snowing at some point in the night, and there had been around 10cm by the time we woke up. It snowed heavily all day, so we skied in a forest area north-west of Bakhmaro. There seemed to have been a lot more snow here, as it was already quite deep by the time we arrived and got deeper and deeper as the day went on. The top half of these runs were a delight - deep light snow in well spaced out forests. The bottom half were just as deep, but required navigating gullies, branches and tighter trees - apparently much of this would normally be buried but there hadn't been as much snow as usual this year! Finally, we skied down and happened to end up at the pub So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. Friday 3rd February It snowed heavily all night, until around 8am when the sun came out for our final day, and it was definitely the best day, one of my best ever. The snow was perfectly light and dry, and it was faceshots all day, sometimes it was so deep it was going over my head and I ended up inhaling it! You know it makes sense. Concluding Remarks The skiing was great fun, particularly with good snow, and whilst I think we were lucky to get lots of fresh and good weather, it's not at all unusual to get good snow. The terrain is not the most challenging - there's not much steep stuff, and the most challenging skiing was navigating awkward stuff in the forest area. The food was delicious, and mostly very different from anything I've had before. Included in our package was all food - breakfast eggs, bread, muesli, pizza, sausages etc , lunch hot soup, sandwich, sausages, fruit and nuts, chocolate from the snow cat , afternoon tea and dinner. We had to pay for beer. The staff were very friendly, and were mostly Georgian and Czech. It was an adventure, and I'd definitely go again. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. ArseCaptain , Brilliant report thanks. Have been thinking about cat skiing in Georgia I would say so, was pretty tired by the end of each day! I could imagine doing more, but it's so vast and so little competition every run was untouched snow, it was very high-value vertical. Super report Fantastic vid and pics Great to see you got the goods Who were your guides? With the Hokkaido thread in mind, what are the rescue facilities like in the wilds of Georgia? Lovely pictures! ArseCaptain , looks great. So good to get off the beaten track. My guess the cat can transport the injured down mountain to civilization. My guess the cat can transport the injured down mountain to civilization I think something along these lines. They also do heliskiing so presumably have access to that for emergency situations, though I suspect the weather would often make that impossible. This coming week looks particularly snowy there, with around m forecast Having said that, the terrain is not that extreme, so you're never that far from somewhere the cat can get to. Mike Pow wrote: Fantastic vid and pics Great to see you got the goods Who were your guides? There were 2 lead guides - Shota Georgian and Pepa Czech. And each group also had a tail guide. Georgian guide I had in Turkey must be with the other company. Thanks for sharing. Added to bucket list! Fantastic trip report! Thanks for sharing, love hearing about places I previously onew nothing about! New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! Solo Skiers v Groups - Orga Archives Lost and Found Ski Club of Great Britain To one side secret Mountain Hideout snowShops You cannot post to forums until you login You cannot read some forums until you login Read about snow conditions : snow conditions And leave your own snow report : snow report Find advice to help plan your ski holidays : ski holidays The snowHeads Ski Club : Ski Club 2. Terms and conditions Privacy Policy. Snow Reports. Last edited by Poster: A snowHead on Thu ; edited 1 time in total. After all it is free After all it is free. Orange wrote:. Last edited by snowHeads are a friendly bunch. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. 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Heliski in Georgia | 1 HELI day + 5 CATSKI days

Buying powder Bakhmaro

Since of beginning of this project, we have almost trippled our area, where the snowcat can ride after untouched powder snow. The helicopter goes even further and there is still more to discover!!! We found beautiful slopes, partly wooded, which allow you to ski even in poor visibility and snowing. And there is a lot to do with us, because our catski base is located only about 50 kilometers from the shore of the Black Sea at an altitude of about meters. Thanks to this, most of the precipitation that comes from the sea 'snows' in this place. How are the HELISKI and CATSKI stays organized we will pick you up at Kutaisi airport after your arrival we will take you directly to our Mountain Ski base by minibus and snowcat if you arrive at night, we will transfer you to the hotel in Kutaisi and you will not transfer to the base until the morning if you have a flight on Friday or earlier we can arrange a pick-up at the airport and hotel reservation. The departure to our base will take place on Saturday after joining the rest of the group. You are going to the mountain destination, so prepare warm clothes - jacket, hat, gloves, proper shoes - for the trip to the base!!! It will be comunicated with your guides and pilots before your decision. Join us for heli skiing in Bakhmaro in Georgia. Georgia is not that famous but it is one of the best places to go to freeride skiing. Heli-ski or cat-ski - we offer both in Georgia. Comfortable accommodation in the middle of vineyards and in a few minutes endless snowy slopes in the deserted mountains, this is our offer of a three-day heli-ski in Tusheti. A unique offer on how to combine perfect skiing on the unspoilt slopes of the Caucasus with a tasting of the famous Georgian cuisine and great Kakhetian wine. Depending on the weather, we combine the offer of heliski and catski at our two bases. We offer the best program for everyone who loves powder - heli-ski, cat-ski, skitouring - you choose, we organize. Georgia trip offers full-service for freeride skiers. We have been specializing in Central Asia and the Caucasus for many years. Enjoy Heli-skiing with us in a flood of powder. Heli-ski is also called helicopter skiing, which basically describes what the activity is. We offer this activity here in Georgia. We know the terrain, guide, snow conditions and some difficulties with the organization, connected with the regime of this Central Asian country. In the Great Caucasus we have our base in the town of Ambrolauri, from where we organize heliski in the mountains of Lower Svaneti and Racha. Shredding world-class powder for a whole week without seeing a single person on the slopes. Does it sound like a dream to you? It's not. That's a freeride skiing in Georgia with Georgia Trip. Join our full-organized trips for freeride skiers in Georgia. The helicopter will pick you up below the slope, and in a few moments it will land with you on top of a hill or on a mountain ridge. Head to the Caucasus mountains for fantastic ski holidays. We offer guided ski touring, heli-skiing and cat-skiing. You wear wide powder skis or freeride snowboards and you will start to descend the valley intact. Thanks to its location near the sea, they have plenty of snow since the beginning of January and the altitude between meters guarantees quality, deep, powder snow until the beginning of April. We are the only one unique company in Europe, where heli ski, cat-ski and skitouring can be operated at one place! We also have our own guides, who own a license for the Georgian Mountain Guides and which we also train ourselves directly in the places where we fly and organize downhill skiing. In both places - in Bakhmaro and Kazbegi - we have our own rented Agusta Ak helicopters for Heli-skiing. Heli-ski in Bakhmaro Heliski in Georgia If you choose a tour from our offer, we wish you a lot of pleasant skiing experience and we look forward to seeing you in Georgia, while you are skiing in undisturbed powder snow. Perfect for heli skiing. Book you winter holiday with us. Have you had enough of cableways and large crowds of people? Here, your group will be completely alone! Georgia is a perfect place for freeride skiing. Complete services are included in program packages. We offer transport, accommodation, great unlimited food, experienced guides. Join us with your friends for an unforgettable winter holidays - heli skiing, cat skiing, skitouring.

Buying powder Bakhmaro