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Drive ATVs or buggies, ride horses and fly a 600m zipline through the rain-rich forests of Mtirala National Park. This four-hour outing from Batumi mixes off-road bursts with quieter singletrack and local guiding.
Drive ATVs or buggies, ride horses and fly a 600m zipline through the rain-rich forests of Mtirala National Park. This four-hour outing from Batumi mixes off-road bursts with quieter singletrack and local guiding.
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Operated by NATIONAL GEORGIAGRAPHIC · Batumi, Adjara
A humid breath of laurel and plane trees meets you as the minivan eases off the coastal road into Mtirala National Park — the rain here is a presence, drumming on broad leaves and urging rivers onward. Within minutes the green closes in: moss-dark trunks, ferns brushing pant legs, and a jumble of single-track and service roads cut into the hillside where ATVs and buggies kick up red soil.
moderate.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; riders should be able to mount/dismount and handle occasional bumps and short hikes.
No prior experience required; guides provide a safety briefing and basic instruction. However, some comfort with vehicle controls and balance helps.
Yes — helmets and basic protective gear are supplied by the operator; you can bring your own gloves or boots for added comfort.
The total outing is about four hours; roughly two hours are allocated to on-site activities with the remainder for hotel transfer and briefings.
Policies vary; children can often ride in shared buggies or on horses but may be restricted from solo ATV operation — check age and weight limits with the operator.
Mtirala lies in the ancient Colchis region; the park preserves fragments of a once-extensive humid broadleaf forest and sits along historical inland routes of Adjara.
The Colchis forest is ecologically sensitive — stick to established tracks, avoid engine idling in restricted zones and carry out all trash to reduce impact.
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