Mount Arteni

Description:

Mount Arteni is registered as a National Natural Monument. Regardless of the low altitude, its steep slopes are of a great interest specially for winter hikes and recovery programs in other seasons. A panoramic view of The Armenian Highland is awaiting you from Mount Arteni.
During past decades, Stone Age tools have been excavated in the surrounding of Mount Arteni.
Minutes away from Mount Arteni Dashtadem Fortress - a substantial fortress of the 7th, 9th and 13th centuries located at the southern outskirts of Dashtadem village - stands still. The Fortress represents several cultural layers of nations who have ruled the fortress.
Besides the cultural heritage, you will find a relaxation and recovery time in the fortress.

Features:

Location: Aragatsotn; Talin city, Arevut Village
Distance from Yerevan: 1.5 hour (75 km)
Start point: 2km away from Arevut Village (1500 meters)
Duration: 4 hours back & forth, 6 km
Altitude: 2047m
Type: volcanic with extrusive volcanic cliffs
Difficulty level: 3 (on 1-10 scale)
Dangerous passages: 2 bypassable cliffs
  Accompany of guide(s) is recommended!

Accommodation:

Camping on the slopes.

Photo album:

Photo credit: Njdeh Andreas

Information provided by: Njdeh Andreas

 
 

Leave No Trace

  • Plan ahead & be prepared
  • Dispose the waste properly
  • Leave what you find
  • Minimize campfire impacts
  • Respect the wildlife
  • Be considerate of other visitors

Roads conditions

It is winter time! Check out road conditions before heading to the road! Beware of the snow & ice layer!

Vanadzor - Alaverdi section of the M6 Interstate highway stretching from Yerevan to Georgian border is temporarily closed. You can use Vanadzor-Stepanavan-Odzun-Alaverdi bypassing road.

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