TCT Trailblazers: Class of 2022 Interest Form
Welcome! We’re delighted you’re interested in becoming one of the first thru-hikers of the Transcaucasian Trail.

If you haven’t already, please review the information here: https://transcaucasiantrail.org/en/tct-trailblazers/ 

Please answer the questions below, which are designed to help you consider whether attempting a thru-hike of the TCT is the right challenge for you.

These questions are not intended as a gatekeeping exercise, but merely as a self-assessment of whether you will be prepared for the conditions you will encounter and to give us some background information on our hikers so we can help you make the most of your experience. It’s certainly not a prerequisite to have done another thru-hike, or to speak a local language, but your experience and skills will shape the experience you end up having.

If you decide that a thru-hike isn’t for you yet, but are seeking to advance your current skill set and spend time in the Caucasus mountains, we recommend starting on a marked and maintained section of the TCT, which you can find on our website. There’s lots to explore!
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Email *
Name *
Age *
Citizenship *
How did you hear about the Transcaucasian Trail? *
Why do you want to hike the TCT? What do you hope to get out of your trail experience? *
What is your experience with self-sufficient multi-day hikes? *
What is your experience with off-trail navigation? *
What is your experience with international travel? *
Do you have any language skills that would be applicable to the region (e.g. Armenian, Georgian, or Russian)? *
Do you have any wilderness medicine or first aid training? Please remember that search & rescue operations are often unavailable, and nearby medical facilities (which can still involve a journey of several hours) may be basic. *
Are you planning to thru-hike the entire route through Armenia and Georgia, or to hike a section / multiple sections? *
Are you a current TCTA member? *
Disclaimer: The TCTA strives to provide accurate, current information as to trail conditions and the trail route.  However, actual trail conditions may be different, and such information may not be accurate or complete. Trail users are urged to consider all the information available from other sources and to heed local advice when available. Trail users are ultimately responsible for all decisions as to the trail routes, trail conditions, weather, and safety.
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