We’re building a world-class hiking trail across the Caucasus. Join us>>
Hike The Trail
In 2017 we’re inviting intrepid hikers to beta-test sections of the Transcaucasian Trail in Svaneti (Georgia) and Dilijan National Park (Armenia). We’ll give you all the info you need.
Volunteer With Us
Two-week international volunteer programs run from June to August, and weekend trail building excursions are organized throughout the spring, summer, and fall.
Become A Member
Our new membership offer launches this spring! For a monthly or annual charitable donation, you can be on the inside of this exciting project and receive exclusive members-only benefits.
Join the Transcaucasian Trail community!
The Transcaucasian Trail is in an early stage of development. By joining our free community mailing list, you’ll get announcements about newly-opened trail sections, volunteering programmes, and other ways to be part of the movement – all direct to your inbox.
Latest Blog Articles
[VIDEO] The Story of the Transcaucasian Expedition at the Royal Geographical Society
Last week I spoke in front of a full house at the Royal Geographical Society, telling the story of the Transcaucasian Expedition and the future of the trail project. The talk was live-streamed on Youtube and is now available to watch in full.
[VIDEO] A Year Of The Transcaucasian Expedition in 5 Minutes 22 Seconds
Can you imagine a mountain range as big as the Alps and the Pyrenees combined without a single established trekking route? In 2016, a team of idealistic outdoor enthusiasts in the Caucasus decided to build one… This film is a a glimpse into an average day in the field for the members of the Land […]
Awesome New Things We Did In 2016
Our friend and filmmaker Dave Katz said in a summary of his latest video on the Transcaucasian Expedition (https://vimeo.com/192392143): “Can you imagine a mountain range as big as the Alps and the Pyrenees combined, without an established trekking route? In 2016, a team of idealistic outdoor enthusiasts in the Caucasus decided to build one…”.
What The Transcaucasian Expedition Achieved This Year – And What’s Coming Next
I’m exhausted. Drained. Overwhelmed. If I knew back in April what I know now, this expedition would have looked very different. This is, of course, exactly what I signed up for…
Can Trail Tourism Really Offer A Viable Alternative Income For Rural Communities?
As I stuffed the last bag of food into my pack, slung it over my back, and locked Georgina’s doors, it occurred to me that this would be the first unsupported multi-day hiking foray of the Transcaucasian Expedition.
