Gudauri's season is listed as 19 December to 18 April, and a day on the lifts is 70 lari

Skiresort.com lists the coming Gudauri season as 19 December 2026 to 18 April 2027, with the general pattern given as late December to late April. An adult day pass is quoted at 70 lari, roughly 24 euro, and a child's at 35 lari. Wander-Lush's 2026 Georgia price guide gives a range of 55 to 70 lari a day for a ski pass in the country, which puts Gudauri at the upper end of that band rather than outside it. The resort page showed none of the terrain open at the time of writing, which is what you would expect in October.

Gudauri has 17 lifts and 34.8 kilometres of marked piste, split into 4.6 kilometres of easy, 19.4 kilometres of intermediate and 10.8 kilometres of difficult terrain. The resort runs from 1,993 metres to 3,276 metres, a vertical of 1,283 metres. The useful implication of that split is that more than half the marked terrain is intermediate: a confident but not expert skier has the most to do here, a complete beginner has 4.6 kilometres to work with, and the altitude is high enough that snow cover is usually less of a gamble than in lower Caucasus resorts.

Published season dates are a planning tool, not a guarantee — opening and closing depend on snow, and a resort can open part of its terrain earlier or shut sections early in a thin year. What the dates do give you is the window in which guests will be searching and the shoulder weeks at either end, mid-December and April, where the price gap between peak and off-peak is widest. If you let a flat in Gudauri or along the Georgian Military Road, those two edges of the listed season are where a careful calendar earns the most.