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Mna Lake

Unknown lake in the foots of extinct Sherkhota Volcano

Mna Lake
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Mna Lake
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Mna Valley and Mna Fang
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Mna Fang
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A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
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A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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Bisna camp
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Mna Lake
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A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
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A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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Break at a small waterfall
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Break at a small waterfall
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On the slope of extinct Sherkhota Volcano
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Mna Lake
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Mna Lake
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Abandoned village of Mna
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View on Khorisari Pass and its surroundings
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A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
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A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
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Highland fields
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Mna Lake
Mna Lake
Mna Valley and Mna Fang
Mna Fang
A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
Bisna camp
Mna Lake
A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
Break at a small waterfall
Break at a small waterfall
On the slope of extinct Sherkhota Volcano
Mna Lake
Mna Lake
Abandoned village of Mna
View on Khorisari Pass and its surroundings
A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
The peak of extinct Sherkhota Volcano and the remains of its crater
Highland fields

Mna Lake, sometimes referred to as Aravisi Lake, is situated in the Mnistskhali River basin, to the east of the extinct Sherkhota Volcano, at an altitude of approximately 3300 meters (10,827 feet) above sea level.

Starting from the ruins of Shevardeni village in Truso Valley, the trail winds through steep slopes and alpine fields to the campsite. From here, visitors can easily reach both the lake and the crater of Sherkhota Volcano without carrying a backpack.

A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
 
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$430

Individual Tour?

$285

Group Tour ?

Location:

● Mna Valley, Khevi (Khazbegi Municipality), Georgia

● Historical province: Khevi (Khazbegi Municipality)

Difficulty level:

B-2 ?

Duration:

● Total: 4 days

● Hiking/Trekking: 3 days

Extreme elevation difference:

1529 m / 5016 ft ?

Total hiking distance:

19 km / 11,8 miles

Hiking route direction:

Return

One way

Circuit

The circumstances to be considered:

● Find our terms and conditions here.

● For obtaining necessary permit from Georgian Border Police, Bisna needs the photo of the information page of your passport that should be sent us at least 8 days prior the tour.

● On certain section(s), on slope(s), stones may slide or roll down when stepping on them. Each tour participant should be very careful on each step on such section.

● Slippery ascent(s)

● Slippery descent(s)

● Steep ascent(s)

● Steep descent(s)

Various amateur videos:

● Ascent on the way from Mna Church (© Giorgi Chubinidze)
● A waterfall on the way
● Mna Lake (1) (© Giorgi Chubinidze)
● Mna Lake (2)
● Crater of extinct Sherkhota Volcano

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Mna Lake, sometimes referred to as Aravisi Lake, is situated in the Mnistskhali River basin, to the east of the extinct Sherkhota Volcano, at an altitude of approximately 3300 meters (10,827 feet) above sea level.

Starting from the ruins of Shevardeni village in Truso Valley, the trail winds through steep slopes and alpine fields to the campsite. From here, visitors can easily reach both the lake and the crater of Sherkhota Volcano without carrying a backpack.

A waterfall on the way to Mna Lake
 

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