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Hiking to The Mountain Dimats
Group hike from Yerevan to Mount Dimats in Tavush. About 18 km through forests to scenic mountain views, with free time at the top.
About this tour
This time we are heading to the little-discovered paradise of Tavush, to the mountain Dimats.
We will start the hike from Haghartsin village, cross the road through emerald green forests, we will witness the bottomless beauty of the rocky heights of the mountains.
The total length of the hike is 18 km, after which we will reach the front of the mountain, and we will have free time to enjoy the fresh mountain air.
Itinerary
1 Stop 1 Dimats Mountain
What’s included
Included
- Guide service (if there are foreign participants, the tour may be conducted in two languages)
- Transport
- Bottled water
Pickup & Important information
FAQ
What day is this hike available?
This tour runs on Saturdays. It is a one-day group tour.
What time do we start, and when do we return?
The tour starts at 07:30 and ends at 21:00. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
How long is the tour, and is there an overnight stay?
It is a 1-day tour with no overnight stay.
What is the total hiking distance?
The total hiking distance is 18 km. At the end, you will have free time to relax by the mountain.
Where does the hike start from?
The hike starts from Haghartsin village. From there, the group heads toward Dimats Mountain.
What is the main stop on this tour?
The main stop on the itinerary is Dimats Mountain in the Dilijan area, Armenia.
Will there be free time at the location?
Yes, after the 18 km hike there will be free time to enjoy the fresh mountain air.
What kind of transport do you use?
Tours run on a comfortable minivan or bus depending on group size.
Are seats in the transport assigned in advance?
No, seats are not pre-assigned. We recommend arriving a bit early to choose your preferred spot.
Is there Wi-Fi in the vehicle?
There is usually no Wi-Fi in the transport, but mobile internet works on most of the route.
What languages does the guide speak?
Tours are conducted in Armenian, Russian and English. If there are non-local guests in the group, the guide can speak two languages.
Are your guides local?
Yes, our guides are local experts familiar with the history, culture and the sites being visited.
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