
Envix (6 seats)
Team rides on 6-seat off-roaders.
Phia pass Arkhyz.About 2160 m high with wide panoramas of the Abishira-Akhuba and Arkasara ridges.

Phia pass offers high‑mountain views without hard climbs; the route follows a dirt road and requires prepared transport and a permit. Great for sunset trips.
We have worked in Arkhyz for 15 years and know seasonal nuances of the routes. We show the best spots and lead safely.
We’ve guided guests on Arkhyz routes for 15 years and know each location’s seasonal specifics. We match the pace and equipment for a safe, comfortable trip.











Team rides on 6-seat off-roaders.

Comfortable Pajero and 4x4, photo stops and blankets.
The pass connects the valleys of the Rechepsta and Phia rivers. It was part of the Silk Road and later became a wartime route. A memorial obelisk stands on the pass.
Description: a high mountain pass with open views of the Caucasus range.
Highlights: birch grove on the ridge, fir forests and alpine meadows.
Route: popular options include a jeep tour to Phia pass, tours from Arkhyz, hiking and biking routes.
Reviews: visitors mention the views and the easy photo spots near the saddle.
How to get to Phia pass and what to bring. Available by Envix and jeep.
How to get there: hiking route 67 starts at the confluence of Dukka and Rechepsta rivers. The trail follows the river and reaches the saddle. By car you can use the old dirt road, but bridges are worn. A border permit is required.
What to bring: warm layers, water, documents and extra time for the return.
Summer has dry trails and blooming meadows. A jeep tour is a popular choice.



Winter brings deep snow, so a guide and prepared equipment are required.




Quick guide: road, gear and weather tips.

Best angles and what to shoot on the way.