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7,909 ft
1,140 ft
457.62 mi
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near Saburtalo (Georgia)
Distance
457.62 miElevation gain
34,911 ftTechnical difficulty
DifficultElevation loss
32,385 ftMax elevation
7,909 ftTrailrank
18Min elevation
1,140 ftTrail type
One WayTime
11 days 4 hours 6 minutesCoordinates
1840Uploaded
May 20, 2016Recorded
May 2016Luc Antwerpen All rights reserved
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Part of the never ending bike route of Andoni from Georgia through Armenia to Iran
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Odiseu Jan 10, 2018
Hi Luc,
I´m planning the Armenia traverse in mointainbike this may-june. How about the weather? Any useful map? Doyou know if it is possible to make this ride riding in unpaved, gravel or tarmac Surface? Thnks in advance.
Luc Antwerpen Jan 11, 2018
May June is OK, but can be pretty cold, depends on the wind if it comes from the higher mountains (3000+). We went early may which was the time snow in the upper parts was melting. Have a look what kind of winter they had this year. For maps your best go with the Open Cycle maps, besides the paved roads that are on the printed maps they show also the local unpaved roads (which can be occasionally pretty steep), and are worthwhile to drive. If you buy a printed map, buy one in Armenia they show more detail than the international tourist maps. If you go south to the Iran border, the east road has less traffic than the west road lower altitude but more cumulative meters to climb, do not camp on the border with Azerbaijan, for the rest it is OK going that way. If you take a smartphone or tablet with you it is useful to install OsmAmd for finding places to stay overnight.
Enjoy your trip,
Luc