Gudauri: piste map and stats
Gudauri is a ski resort in Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Georgia. It has 41 km of pistes across 23 named runs and 16 lifts. The ski area goes from 1,989 to 3,246 m of altitude, with 1,258 m of vertical. Here you'll find every run with its gradient profile, the lifts and the on-mountain services; the interactive map shows them on satellite imagery.
Snow and weather at Gudauri
Snow forecast for the next 7 days (summit, 3,246 m): 2 cm (updated 30 September).
Terrain by difficulty
Lifts by type
Runs, lifts and services
tap a run to see its profileSnow Park
1A · Pirveli
Zuma-1
Zuma-2
Tatra 1
Kobi
2A · Soliko 1
Goodaura 1
3E · Kudebi 1
Goodaura 2
Frini
2C · Sportuli 1
Kikilo 1
Sportuli 2
Kudebi 2
Kikilo 2
New Goodaura
3D · Khada
3C · Kudebi 3
3E · Kudebi 1, Sadzele 3
Sadzele 3
Sadzele 1
Sadzele 2
Kobi 1 · Gondola
Goodaura · Gondola
Shino · Chairlift
Kobi 2 · Gondola
Soliko · Chairlift
Firni · Gondola
Sadzele · Chairlift
Kikilo · Chairlift
Kudebi · Chairlift
New Goodaura · Chairlift
Pirveli · Chairlift
Snow Park · Chairlift
Khada · Chairlift
Zuma · Platter lift
Unnamed · Magic carpet
Unnamed · Magic carpet
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Restaurant
🍴 Ati Ambavi restaurant Gudauri
🍴 Drunk Cherry
🍴 Ereto
🍴 Friends
🍴 Gondola
🍴 Gradus
🍴 Green and White
🍴 Grizzly
🍴 Gudauri Hills
🍴 Haveli
🍴 Khada Hut
🍴 Red Wine restaurant
🍴 Sadzele
🍴 Spice Garden
☕ Café
☕ Café
☕ Café
☕ Café
☕ Café
☕ Café
☕ Café
☕ 2300
☕ Vitamin Cafe
🍹 Bar
🍹 Bar
🍹 Bar
🍹 Bar
🍹 Hee Haw Gastro-bar Gudauri
🍹 MTA
🍹 Powder Bar
🍔 Fast food
🍔 Fast food
🍔 Fast food
🍔 Fast food
🍔 Fast food
🍔 Dan's Donuts
🍔 Dan's Donuts
🍔 Goodaura
🚻 Toilets
🚻 Toilets
🚻 Toilets
🚻 Toilets
🚻 Toilets
🚻 Toilets
🚻 Toilets
💊 Pharmacy
💊 36.6
🎿 Ski shop / rental
🎿 Ski shop / rental
Data quality
Named runs39 / 48
Difficulty tagged90%
Lighting tagged8%
Snowmaking tagged0%
Lift capacity tagged12%
Grip type tagged6%
Snowmaking and ski patrol are rarely tagged in OpenStreetMap — it doesn't mean they don't exist, just that hardly anyone maps them yet.