Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Kazbegi is well known in the region for being a gorgeous place to trek and despite the surrounding hills looking like they would be on an elementary level they are not. Trekking up to the church is easy enough because there is a road that winds through the villages and eventually up the side of the mountain but getting down to the village from the opposite side of the church def requires sturdy hiking boots. I recommend above the ankle because due to weather, the path can be slippery from rainfall. Also, I highly recommend taking a few warm sweaters, socks and toque from Tbilisi (most leave their gear in the city and do a few days trip to Kazbegi) and then retrieve when they arrive back in Tbilisi. Kazbegi may look warm during the morning and afternoon but believe me, when night falls the temperature drops dramatically to the point of freezing (late September to early November). Be prepared :)
Written Apr 1, 2007
Luggage and bags: A torch/flashlight may prove useful when electricity runs out at night.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: For the walk to Tsminda Sameba plateau, bring a raincoat, water and some food. Once you’re there, you won’t want to leave too soon, and the fresh air will make you hungry within t he hour.
Written Dec 1, 2006
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: While you could get hot treking up the mountain, once you get to the top, the weather changes dramatically. If I had it to do again, I would have made sure that I had lightweight and warm, and windproof gear. Also, hiking boots would have helped somewhat.
The weather seemed to change in Kazbegi by the hour.
Photo Equipment: I don't know if you can buy batteries for your camera there. (And, don't know about film, if anyone still uses that.) Make sure you have plenty of both, since the scenery is stunning.
Written Oct 20, 2006
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Q: This is incredibly embarrassing, but I can't find any information regarding weather for Kazbegi, either current or historical. ...

A: The weather should be nice but you'd better take worm clothing. Bear in mind that there may be exceptions as well if it starts raining or whatever. For ex. yesterday it...
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Kazbegi. Ok. I'm not a climber/trekker/hiker/whatever, but well worth it to get to the mountains here. And, hike. Not only will you be out of breath from the walk. It'll take your breath away.
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Kazbegi: great place to get away from it all :)

Kazbegi is a beautiful town near the Russian border. Many travellers head to this town to see the beautiful mountains and the famous church that has become a symbol of Georgia. The town has a lot to...
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The highlight of my trip of 2001 was undoubtedly Kazbegi...a white-knuckle ride in a minibus whose driver had a penchant for overtaking at speed on blind corners, staying with a local family and...
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Kazbegi is situated in a valley about 1750 metres above sea level in the Caucasus region. The surrounding landscape is beautiful with impressive mountaintops (Mt Kazbeg is the highest peak with its......
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Kazbegi is one of the few places in the world where you can get the "end of the world feeling" It is 20km to Russia and not far away from Tschetschenia. The mountains are absolutely nice and the...
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