Kazbegi National Park, as pictured, stands in the midst of the Caucasus Mountains along the Georgia and Russia border. To reach this landscape, most journeys start at a tiny hamlet of a thousand people called Stepantsminda, reached by bus from Tbilisi. Overshadowing this town to the west is the mighty Mount Kazbeg, a dormant volcano that lies 16,558 ft. high in the Caucasus Mountain range. It is the second highest volcano in the Caucasus, after Mount Elbrus, the highest in all of Europe.

If interested in more photos and our visit to this region: Kazbegi