Hike Something Epic
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The shortest section of the Janapar Trail in the Artsakh Republic, this hike will take you from the charming museum town of Shushi, the former capital of the region, to Stepanakert, the current capital of the region.
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We’re not sure how old this trail exactly is, but we know it’s old, potentially ancient. It’s so old that there are early Iron Age tools scattered about!
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This easy hike will take you from Gosh village to the Lake Parz resort area, where you can chill, take on an outdoor ropes course, rent paddle boats, or partake in a traditional Armenian kef (party) with locals—vodka not optional.
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This short hike will take you from Gosh Lake, to the village of Gosh, and then to Goshavank Monastery. In case you’re wondering, “Gosh, who’s Gosh?” He’s the guy who basically put this area on the map.
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Another trail that’s part of the Transcaucasian Trail (TCT) route through Dilijan National Park, you’ll follow the Aghstev River to Gosh Lake, a beautiful little lake surrounded on all sides by thick forest.
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Visit two historic medieval monasteries as you travel between the villages of Saghmosavan and Ohanavan. Just a 45-minute drive from Yerevan, this trail will take you back in time.
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Looking to meet wild goats? Follow this trail in the picturesque Lori Province that takes you from Kobayr Monastery to the 5th century Odzun Church, and you might just meet some!