Achmarda
Achmarda is a mountain peak in the Greater Caucasus system with a height of 1736.5 meters. Not a giant, but certainly not a hill near the cottage.
The mountain is located in the Hagra region of Abkhazia, 2 km north of the village of the same name, Achmarda, at the confluence of the Zheopse and Sindripsh rivers. No one posted signs there, so it is convenient to enter the coordinates in the navigator in advance.
There is not much information about Achmarda: route descriptions or difficulty categories are difficult to find. So the details of the ascent will have to be found out on the spot or from those who have already been there.
FAQFrequently asked questions
What is Achmarda?
This is a mountain peak in the Greater Caucasus system. 1736.5 m high - not a giant, but not a hill near the country house either.
Where is it located?
In the Caucasus, in the Gagra region of Abkhazia (Georgia). The mountain itself stands 2 km north of the village of Achmarda, at the confluence of the rivers Zheopse and Syndrips.
What are her coordinates?
Approximately 43°26' N. sh. and 40°12' east. d. It is convenient to kill in the navigator, because no one posted the signs there.
What should you know before the trip?
Wikipedia writes sparingly about Achmarda - no route descriptions, no difficulty categories. So the details about the ascent will have to be found out on the spot or from those who have already been there.