History and story
Mirveti is a village in Khelvachauri in the Chorokhi valley. It is known for Colchic vegetation and a wooded cascade. The old arched bridge is a separate cultural stop.
What to see
Visit Batumi gives a height of about 20 metres. The path passes rare Colchic boxwood. Nearby are picnic areas and family cafés.
Visiting information
The final approach is on foot. Use shoes suited to wet ground and protect the vegetation. Ask locally about access after rain. River trips and cafés are separate services; confirm they are operating.
Location and access
Mirveti, Khelvachauri. Official distances differ by starting point; Visit Batumi lists about 22 km from Batumi. Set directions from your own location.
