About ShredGeorgia: More Than Just a Bike Tour
ShredGeorgia was born from a simple passion: the thrill of descending the wild, untouched ridges of the Caucasus Mountains. We aren’t just a travel agency; we are a collective of local riders, explorers, and trail advocates dedicated to showing the world why Georgia is the next frontier for mountain biking.
Our Philosophy: Zero Tourist Fluff
We believe that the best stories aren’t found on paved roads or crowded tourist spots. They are found at the top of a 3,000-meter pass, in the silence of an ancient Svanetian village, and in the perfect flow of a technical singletrack. Our tours are designed by riders, for riders. No “tourist fluff” — just maximum trail time, breathtaking scenery, and genuine Caucasus adventure.
Why Ride With Us?
Deep Local Expertise:
Our guides have spent years scouting the most remote corners of Georgia, from the high-altitude passes of Tusheti to the hidden forest lines around Tbilisi.
Tailored Experiences:
We know that every rider is different. Whether you are an enduro pro looking for gnarly rock gardens or an intermediate rider seeking alpine flow, we adapt our routes to match your energy and skill level.
Safety First:
The mountains are wild, and we respect them. We provide professional route planning, daily safety briefings, and reliable 4×4 support to ensure you can focus entirely on the ride.
Community Focused:
We support local guesthouses and work to promote sustainable trail building in Georgia, ensuring that the trails we love remain open and healthy for years to come.
Meet the Team
We are a group of friends who turned our obsession with “shredding” into a mission. When we aren’t guiding tours, you’ll find us building new lines near Lisi Ridge or scouting fresh descents in Kazbegi. We don’t just lead the way; we ride right there with you.
Our Mission
Our goal is to put Georgia on the global MTB map while preserving the raw beauty of our home. We invite you to step out of your comfort zone and join us for an experience that stays with you long after you’ve cleaned the Caucasus dust off your bike.