This is a simple and easy hike that connects the villages of Debet and Yeghegnut. If you are staying in the area of the COAF SMART Center this is a nice option to get outdoors and explore the area. 

Yeghegnut (formerly known as Ghamshlut) was established in 1856 by a priest named Poghos, the name of the village itself comes from “yegheg”, which means reed. Poghos moved to Yeghegnut with a few families, built a church, and set up several houses around it. In and around the village are ancient cross-stones and fortress’ remains dating back to 5000 BC. Archeological findings have discovered the existence of ancient graves as well.