Nestled in the remote Black Sea region lies Kaçkar Mountain, a volcanic range stretching along the Georgia border. Peaking at over 3,932 m (12,900 ft), its glaciated peaks experience prolonged winters and lush summers. Surrounding Kaçkar Mountain, dense forests cloaking steep valleys sustain diverse flora and fauna. Alpine meadows bursting with wildflowers attract butterflies and nomadic livestock. Remote villages preserve traditions.
Surrounding Kaçkar Mountain, dense coniferous and deciduous forests cloak steep, glacially eroded valleys home to wildlife like brown bears and grey wolves. Turquoise lakes and streams nourish colorful mountain wildflowers. Hiking trails wind through the highlands past waterfalls, passing yayla settlements retaining traditional cultures. Views extend over the rolling highlands towards Greater Mount Ararat in the distance.