We’re proud to share that The Alpine Project was featured in National Geographic‘s story “This medieval village is one of the buzziest places to ski,” part of their Best of the World series.
The article explores Ushguli, one of Europe’s highest permanent settlements, deep in the Svaneti region. It covers the village’s ninth-century stone towers, legendary Georgian hospitality, and the untracked backcountry powder that draws adventurous skiers from around the world.
Our founder and IFMGA Mountain Guide Bekar Phajishvili spoke with National Geographic about what makes skiing here so special: connecting with local Svan traditions turns a ski trip into something much more than a ride down the mountain. The Alpine Project is also named among the recommended ski touring outfitters in Svaneti.
Read the full article on National Geographic →
Want to ski Ushguli with us? The season runs from December to April. Get in touch to plan your trip.