Mount Laila is 4010 meters tall and located in Svaneti, a relatively unexplored mountain region in the Caucasus, Georgia. Mount Laila is highly glaciated but not very steep and surrounded by other mountains that are more than 5000 meters tall. Until not very long ago, it was impossible to travel to the Svaneti region due to political unrest and poor infrastructure. Today, the region is accessible and safe, and the climbing restrictions are lifted. A few years ago, we started building primitive wooden mountain cabins together with the local people of Svaneti. These cabins are much like the ones that the traditional shepherds have been using for ages, but we built them near the alpine routes that lead to prominent summits. Inside the cabins, you will find everything you need: beds, wood for a fire, and protection from the wind, rain, and cold. We decided to rent out the cabins to alpinists for a few reasons. First, to improve the safety of climbers. Climbing on mountains like Mount Laila is never without risk. In case of unexpected bad weather or serious injuries, a cabin can be a lifesaving shelter. A second reason is to give a positive impulse to the local economy of Svaneti. And, of course, we rent out the cabins because a trip to the Svaneti mountains can be a life-changing experience, which we love to arrange. Today, we are no longer focused on building new cabins. Now, our goal is to use our knowledge of the region and the network we built throughout the years to advise people on their trips. We can put you in contact with licensed mountain guides or local boys who have no license but are very able to show you the way to the Laila summit or other mountains. We can help you with all your wishes in the Georgian mountains.