Welcome to Ski Team Gudauri

We are a team of professional ski instructors

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Our team of professional ski instructors brings together years of experience, passion for the mountains, and a deep commitment to helping students of all levels achieve their skiing goals.

We focus on personalized, safe, and fun instruction for everyone—from beginners taking their first steps on the slopes to advanced skiers perfecting their technique or master carving.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the mountains, where learning and enjoyment come together.

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Our Team

Ski. Eat. Sleep. Repeat.

Join our expert ski instructors for a thrilling and personalized learning experience on the slopes!

Valera

Certified ski instructor

Categories: "C", "B"

Work experience:

Work with: beginners, advanced, children from 8 y.o.

Additionally: carving

Language: Ukrainian, Russian, English, Romanian

Long-term experience!
When did you start skiing? - I don't remember))
The goal of a lesson on the slope is not only to teach skiing techniques, but also, of course, safety! I try to pay maximum attention to this point!

There are no people who will not start skiing) There is a set of effective exercises that we use slowly, gradually suppressing fear, as a result of which we gain confidence! We do everything gradually, step by step,
Responsible attitude towards students!

Welcome!)

Vasyl

Certified ski instructor

Categories: "C", "B", "A" (preparatory course)
Successfully completed a freestyle course

Work experience: since 2008

Work with: beginners, advanced, children from 10 y.o.

Additionally: carving, freeride and freestyle

Language: Ukrainian, Russian

Thanks to my extensive training, technical knowledge and sports skills, I have attracted many people to skiing

Come and see me for a personal training. I will be happy to share my experience and knowledge and teach you confident and safe skiing!

See you soon!

Yulia

Certified ski instructor

Categories: "C"

Work experience: 5 year

Work with: beginners, advanced, children from 3 y.o.

Language: Ukrainian, Russian, English

Being a teacher is not only my education, but also my calling.
I've been skiing since childhood.

My youngest student is 2 years old, and the oldest is 67. Age does not matter! The main thing is desire and the right instructor.

Ready to conquer the slopes? Join me for a thrilling skiing adventure where we'll turn every descent into a new challenge! Whether you're a beginner or looking to perfect your skills, let's make your mountain experience unforgettable!

Alyona

Certified ski instructor

Categories: "C"

Work experience: 10 years

Work with: beginners, advanced, children from 6 y.o.

Language: Ukrainian, Russian, English

Hello everyone!
Let me introduce myself!
My name is Aliona and I love alpine skiing. I was born in a harsh region where winter lasts 8 months. My love for skiing manifested itself in my school years, since physical education lessons were held on skis. For a long time, skiing was my main hobby.
But with each new season, the desire for new knowledge and skills appeared! Now I can say with confidence that skiing has completely changed my whole life! Who knows, maybe this will happen to you too)

Our Price

If you are learning skiing for the first time, you should be side by side with a person who will help you do it right. With our instructor you will learn basic skiing skills, avoid common mistakes and numerous falls. And the most important thing is that you will be able to ski descents on the very first day of skiing

2 h

3 h

4 h

Full day

1 person

90 $

130 $

160 $

200 $

2 person

140 $

200 $

240 $

300 $

3 person

180 $

260 $

320 $

400 $

*** Our team offer a one hour lesson for children from 3 y.o. at a cost of 50$.

Additionally, we provide lessons in carving techniques for those looking to advance their skills. For more details, please contact us.

Reviews

Сегодня я получила массу удовольствия, катаясь на лыжах! А ещё вчера состоялось наше первое двухчасовое занятие.

я так боялась! У меня проблемы с позвоночником и есть титановая конструкция во всю спину (ограничения в подвижности и прочие проблемы со здоровьем в связи с этим). Я не упала ни одного раза, но уже научилась управлять скоростью и поворачивать.

когда мне было очень страшно, Валерий терпеливо и уверено вёл меня вперёд сквозь страх, смех и слёзы (я женщина очень эмоциональная).

Очень рекомендую выбрать именно Валерия ❤️ Я буду возвращаться ещё не раз. Кроме преодоления страха и ограничений я испытала чувство радости, удовольствия и свободы! Спасибо за такой чудесный первый раз! Спасибо за мотивацию продолжать!

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Here you can find information about ski resort, ski passes, check your ski lever, 10 FIS rules, rentals etc.

Gudauri – young and rapid developing winter sports resort located at Kazbegi region of Georgia, 120 km from Tbilisi, at the height of 2,196 m (about 7,200 feet) near the Cross Pass. Usually skiing season lasts from December to April, comfort skiing on all routes. In May skiing is possible on the five (highest) lift or even on the second lift in snow years.

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For us skiing culture begins with following the principles known in the world as the 10 FIS (Federation Internationale de Ski) rules. They help prevent accidents on the slopes and create a mutually polite atmosphere at ski resorts around the world. We want Ukrainian skiers and snowboarders to take the rider's code just as seriously and protect the right to rest for everyone at the resort.

We start with ourselves and invite you to become one of the defenders of the code.

1. Pay attention to the riders next to you
Ride and behave so as not to harm the people around you. Remember that you are responsible both for your behavior on the track and for the condition and serviceability of your equipment.

2. Control the speed and direction of movement

Choose the slope level that corresponds to your physical and technical capabilities. Pay attention to the weather conditions, the flatness and preparedness of the slope, the amount of people on the track.

Collisions on the slopes usually occur when skiers and snowboarders move too fast, do not control their movements or do not see other people

Be ready for a quick stop, change of trajectory or radius of turn. Slow down in crowded areas, in conditions of limited visibility, at the edge of a steep slope, at the bottom of the track and on the approach to the lift.

3. Choose the right path of movement

If you ride higher on the slope, choose a path that will not interfere with the movement of riders below. In the event of a collision, the responsibility lies with the skier or snowboarder who was descending behind. Maintain a safe distance to give yourself a room for performing a necessary maneuver and allow the rider in front to move freely.

4. Overtake correctly

You can overtake on the track from any side, if you keep a safe distance. When you overtake someone, from the beginning to the end of the maneuver, you are responsible for not creating problems for other riders. This rule also applies to bypassing those people who are not moving.

5. Carefully enter the slope, start movement or cross the slope

Before starting, entering the track or crossing a slope, look up and down along the track to make sure that you will not create a dangerous situation with your maneuver. Driving on steep sections requires increased attention - it is especially dangerous here.

Keep in mind that failure to follow all of these rules often leads to accidents and can be considered a violation of civil and criminal law. Yes, it is that serious.

6. If you can, stop in a safe place

Avoid stopping on bends, bends and steep sections of the slope, if there is no urgent need. If you fall, leave the dangerous area as soon as possible. Standing or sitting in narrow places of the slope is also not recommended.Where to stop? It is best to stand on the edge of the track facing it, especially on narrow tracks. On very wide tracks, you can stop in the middle of the slope, but this way you increase the risk of a dangerous situation. If you stop with a group, stand as close as possible to each other, do not spread on the slope.

7. Move along the slope safely

You can go up or down on foot only by the edge of the track. Walking through the center of the slope damages its surface and can create a dangerous situation: both for you and for other riders. And you remember - we take care of our own ones.If there is fog around, it is not worth moving up the slope on foot at all.

8. Pay attention to markings and signs

On the slopes, you must follow all the rules and instructions on the way: signs, markings, information boards, posters, arrows, flags and fencing of dangerous areas — all this is for your safety. It is strictly forbidden to stay on the tracks and slopes closed by fences, avalanche danger signs and warning signs.

9. Help another rider

This is your responsibility in case of an accident. You cannot drive past a person lying motionless on a slope. In this or any similar situation, you must help: call rescuers and mark the scene with skis or a snowboard, thus warn other riders.

10. Always have your ID with you and show it on the first demand

Remember: each skier and snowboarder who witnessed or participated in an accident must provide personal information, including his or her full name and telephone number.Why is this important? Accidents on the slopes can be considered insurance and sometimes subject to civil or criminal liability. So your testimony or photos will help the police and rescue services to make as detailed a report as possible about the incident.

First time

First time on skis, getting to know the rider's code.

Beginner
I can drive and stop in the plow in a straight line, turn in the plow, control the speed, stop using the turning form, use the pull-out.
I control the speed by turning and go down the blue slopes.
I return in the plow, and between turns I go on parallel skis. I confidently drive down the blue slopes.

Advanced
I go and return on parallel skis on all blue and light red tracks. I ride confidently.
I ride on parallel skis and make turns of any radius on red slopes.
I confidently turn on parallel skis and control the speed on red tracks.

Professional
I drive off and back on black tracks safely and dynamically.
I make skillful carving turns, ride on any slopes, including unprepared (off-piste).

The Gudauri ski resort has 14 working lines of the Doppelmayr (Austria) and Poma (France) cable way

Cable railway operates from 10 to 16 for any number of skiers on routes. Cable railway may be closed in rare occasions of very low visibility or high wind. Cable railway is equipped with standby power generator for blackout protection.

NIGHT-TIME SKIING on weekends from 20:00 to 22:00 on illuminated trails under the first cableway (Pirveli).
Night-time skiing cost is included in the daily ski pass price, single lift costs 5 lari.

To obtain a 'Multicard' (ski pass for 3 and more days) you must provide any indentity document.

In Gudauri: The ski lift is free for children from 0 to 6. Child skipass from 6 to 18. Student cards are issued only to Georgian citizens, student must provide and ID card or the document confirming student’s status. For pensioners OF GEORGIA 1 day skipass is free.

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