About the Transcaucasian Trail
The Transcaucasian Trail (TCT) is a world-class, long-distance hiking trail, which when complete, will span more than 3,000km in length, following the Greater and Lesser Caucasus Mountains and connecting roughly two dozen national parks and protected areas in the region.
Bordering Europe, Asia and the Middle East, the region known variously as the Caucasus, the South Caucasus, or Transcaucasia is one of the most biologically, culturally and linguistically diverse regions in the world – yet one that few have had the chance to explore. Now, united by a shared vision of a long-distance trail network across the region, a growing community of local and international hikers, cartographers and conservationists is putting this hidden gem on the map to help ensure that the landscapes and heritage of the region can be enjoyed by future generations.
The TCT has been in active development since 2015, and momentum for the movement is growing fast. Join us to be part of this incredible project in one of the most intriguing regions on Earth!
About the TCT
Hike The Trail
More than 1800 kilometers of the Transcaucasian Trail are open and ready to hike. Check out our current trail sections or join our hiker support program. We’ll give you all the info you need.
Volunteer With Us
Our international volunteer program runs from July to September in Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. We also offer virtual volunteer opportunities for those who can’t join us in-person.
Become A Member
Become a member of the Transcaucasian Trail Association! For a monthly or annual charitable donation, you can be on the inside of this exciting project and receive members-only benefits.
