Ascent of Mount Vranasar and Tghit Fortress — 4 Peaks

Ascent of Mount Vranasar and Tghit Fortress

On December 22, 2024, we organized the last hike of the year, heading to the Kotayk region. Our goal was to climb Mount Vranasar and

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Havuts Tar Monastery Complex and the Symphony of Stones — 4 Peaks

Havuts Tar Monastery Complex and the Symphony of Stones

On December 15, 2024, on a cold morning, we set off for the Kotayk region. The weather forecast suggested we wouldn’t be deprived of a

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Mount Arshavasar? — 4 Peaks

Mount Arshavasar?

Have you heard of Mount Arshavasar? Not only heard of it, but are you surprised too? (In Armenian, “arshav” means “hike”, so the name literally

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Sunset at the Azat Reservoir — 4 Peaks

Sunset at the Azat Reservoir

Planned several times but postponed because of unfavorable weather, the day of enjoying the sunset at the Azat Reservoir finally came. This Sunday, on December

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Children at the Rind Rock-Cut Church — 4 Peaks

Children at the Rind Rock-Cut Church

On November 24, 2024, we were in the endlessly fascinating south of Armenia, 4 km north of the village of Rind. It is here, on

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Mount Surb Sargis and the Vardablur Lakes — 4 Peaks

Mount Surb Sargis and the Vardablur Lakes

The Lori region best represents the wonderful nature of Armenia. It’s no coincidence that many famous writers (e.g. Tumanyan) and painters (e.g. Saryan) were inspired

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Aryuts, Dzntsaghik, Gosablur, Metssayl, Eritsasar — 4 Peaks

Aryuts, Dzntsaghik, Gosablur, Metssayl, Eritsasar

On November 10, 2024, we were in the Ararat region. This time we had planned to climb five peaks at once, and we managed to

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Khamshi Monastery and Lake Sevan

On October 13, 2024, we discovered for ourselves Nor Eghtsi, or Khamshi Monastery. It is located in the Gegharkunik region. For many people, the Gegharkunik

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From Tsovagyugh to Gosh Village — 4 Peaks

From Tsovagyugh to Gosh Village

Nothing can stand in the way of children: neither winding and difficult trails, nor the thick trees fallen across the path and those dry thorny

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Us at the Bezengi Mountaineering Camp — 4 Peaks

Us at the Bezengi Mountaineering Camp

This trip, like our ascents in Iran in 2022, can also be described as “exceptional”, since until now only adults from Armenia had traveled in

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Mount Sevkar and Nakhshun Kar — 4 Peaks

Mount Sevkar and Nakhshun Kar

On June 30, 2024, we made our first ascent in the Vardenis Mountains, reaching the summit of Mount Sevkar (3,063 m). The whole mountain range

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Sevan Waterfalls — 4 Peaks

Sevan Waterfalls

As we can see, May is a good time for hiking, but for the second time now we’ve managed to “go dry from the water”

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