Project Caucasus was founded to share knowledge and support the long-term development of the Georgian skiing community. The focus is on strengthening local skiing through professional standards, education, and experience gained abroad.

Over the years, the core members of Project Caucasus worked, competed, and trained across the Alps, Canada, the United States, and Japan. Our background spans competitive sport, coaching, ski instructing, freeride guiding, and freestyle, alongside structured education and certification pathways.
This exposure provided a clear understanding of international systems, ranging from athlete development and high-performance environments to instructor education, safety standards, and long-term coaching structures.

Today, Project Caucasus applies this experience in Georgia by supporting the development of skiers, athletes, instructors, coaches, and guides through education, training, and shared knowledge. Alongside this development work, we also deliver high-standard on-snow services, including private lessons, development camps, and guiding services, applying the same professional approach across both educational and client-focused activities.

Through continued international links and local collaboration, Project Caucasus works toward sustainable, independent growth of the Georgian skiing community.