Mountain forecasts for Georgia
Weather for the trail,
not the city.
A sunny forecast for Tbilisi says little about a pass at 3,000 m. Mtieli checks the weather at each of 8,000+ places across Georgia, at the place's own height, and gives you a straight answer: go, or wait.
8,000+ spots · 13 regions · live weather · out now on iOS, Android soon
Live trail verdicts
Saturday
- Gergeti TrinityKazbegi · 2,170 m
- Truso ValleyKazbegi · 2,150 m
- Chaukhi PassJuta · 3,338 m
- Chalaadi GlacierSvaneti · 1,950 m
- Martvili CanyonSamegrelo · 140 m
Open-Meteo forecast at each trail's elevation · a simplified version of the in-app verdict
GoWaitSkip· next 7 days, today first
All 8,000+ placesHow it decides
The nearest town's forecast is the wrong forecast.
Most weather apps answer for the closest city. Mountains keep their own weather, and the difference is usually the part that ruins a trip.
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Asked at the place itself
Every forecast is requested for the spot's own coordinates and elevation. Air cools roughly 6.5 °C for every 1,000 m you climb — a mild day in the valley can be below freezing on the pass.
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One dealbreaker is enough
A thunderstorm after lunch or a gale on the ridge turns the answer to wait, however pleasant the rest of the day looks. A good average never gets to hide the one thing that matters.
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Judged for what you're doing
Hiking, camping, fishing, alpinism, photography and more each get their own reading — wind on a ridge, water temperature at a lake, fire risk at camp, how dark the sky gets after sunset.
In the app
Everything between “let's go somewhere” and the trailhead.
8,000+ places, properly sorted
Trails, lakes, canyons, campsites and towers in every region. Search in Georgian, Latin or Cyrillic letters, check the satellite view, then open directions in Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze.
Open the mapPlans the whole group can see
Build the trip day by day, add places straight from the map, and talk it through in a thread only the people going can read.
A packing list from the actual forecast
Tell it where and when. The gear advisor reads the forecast for that place and those dates, so crampons show up when there's ice — not out of habit.
Try the gear advisorReports from people who were just there
Photos and trail notes from other hikers, groups for the kind of trips you take, and replies when you ask how the river crossing looked.
Read the feedOn the map
Places worth the drive.
Each one comes with its own forecast, elevation and directions. Tap a photo to open it on the map.
Photo: ilan molcho, CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia CommonsUshguliSvaneti
Photo: Boris Kuznetsov, CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia CommonsChaukhiJuta
Photo: Karelj, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia CommonsMartvili CanyonSamegrelo
Photo: Alexkom000, CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsTruso ValleyKazbegi
Photo: Vyacheslav Argenberg, CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons8,000+ moreExplore the map
Questions
Before you ask.
When can I get the app?
Mtieli is out now on the App Store for iPhone. Android is coming — leave your email below and you'll get one message on its launch day. You can also browse the map and live conditions here on mtieli.ge.
Where does the forecast come from?
From Open-Meteo's weather models, requested for each place's exact coordinates and elevation rather than the nearest town. Mtieli turns those numbers into a verdict; the board at the top of this page is a simplified version of it.
Does it work without signal?
Partly. Pro lets you save maps offline and export routes as GPX before you leave coverage. Forecasts need a connection to refresh.
Which languages does it speak?
Georgian, English and Russian, switchable at any time. Search understands place names typed in Georgian, Latin or Cyrillic letters, so “ჯუთა”, “Juta” and “Джута” all find the same valley.
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