Introduction:

Maharashtra’s most popular hikes, climbs, and treks. We assess the best trekking and hiking routes as well as trips. Also, take a peek at Maharashtra’s top adventures and tours.

For a relaxing retreat in nature take a trip to Maharashtra and immerse yourself in its beautiful natural surroundings. A majority of meals are included on Maharashtra excursions and are completely accommodated and lodged.

 

Treks & Trails

 

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1. Andharban trek:

Andharban trek refers to “black woodland” because it is concealed behind a dense forest canopy. It’s a downhill hike that begins at an elevation of approximately 2,160 feet. Check out the seven huge mountains you climbed. Numerous tiny waterfalls and streams cascade down the valley until the rocks surround it. The trail then continues to Bhira reservoir. Bhira reservoir. It will be the source of Kundalika’s Body of water. Kundalika Body of water.

 A stroll through Maharashtra’s dark side. It does live up to its name. Andharban has a stunning view of the stunning landscape which includes Additional Valley, Ghangad, Tailbaila, Sarasgad, and the Tamhini Ghat mountain ranges. The hike will take you along the ridge, which offers a breathtaking view that includes the Kundalika River and the Bhira Dam. The most spectacular hiking trails during monsoon, offer numerous animals and plants to observe among them Chaatak as well as the Malabar Humming Thrush mini kingfishers and minivets among others.

 

2. Kavnai Fort:

The fortifications of Kavnai are situated at an altitude of 2500m in a hamlet of a tiny size in the Igatpuri region. A sacred spot in which Saint Dnyaneshwar was able to spend some time resting. In addition to a ridge hike, it is a wonderful and easy climb. To reach the summit the trail winds through woods and ladders. On the top of Fort, you can see the Hanuman Parvati, Hanuman, as and Ganesha temples.

In the Sahyadri mountains, Kavnai Fort is one of the less well-known mountain climbs. It is also possible to go to the nearby Kapila Tirtha, a mystical place located near Kavnai village. From the top, you can enjoy the stunning panorama of the forts of Kalsubai, Trimbakeshwar, and Tringalwadi. Explore the history of the Kavnai garrison as well as the conquerors who controlled the area. Get delicious home-cooked meals that are traditional Maharashtrian cuisine.

 

3. Anjaneri fort trek:

The Anjaneri Fort is situated within the Nashik-Trimbakeshwar range of mountains, at an elevation of 4264 feet. Anjani Mata who was Lord Hanuman’s mother was the inspiration behind this mountain’s name. Lord Hanuman was born in the Mountain and spent the rest of his childhood there. The hike to Anjaneri fort is fascinating as you travel through thick vegetation as well as caverns, lakes, and waterfalls. From Anjaneri village the highest peaks of ‘Navara’, as well as ‘Navari ‘, are visible. 

The Anjaneri hills are awe-inspiring in their natural beauty and ambiance. This fort in Anjaneri is where you will find the Anjani Mata shrine. Anjani Mata shrine is historic because it was the residence of Lord Hanuman. The fort has a total of 108 medieval Jain caves that have been found in the rocks of the 12th century. Another attraction of the fort is the Seeta caverns. The caverns are adorned with intriguing designs that have been carved into the walls.

 On the Mountain, scientists have found a special plant known as Anjanerika Soparia that is only found on the Mountain according to scientists. To preserve the diversity of flora on this sacred Mountain Photography is not permitted. The castle is among Nashik’s most significant and must-see sights. It’s an all-day, easy trek from Nashik.

 

4. Visapur Fort:

Visapur is a hill castle located in the Sahyadri mountainous region with a peak of 3,556 feet. The Peshwa’s Palace is the remains of an impressive stone-built home on the fort. Hanuman is a huge statue and a variety of temples dedicated to his memory. The Visapur Fort’s patron god was Hanuman. 

The huge structure built on a wide high plateau is the fort’s primary distinct feature, making it one of the most formidable forts. Mumbai, Pune, Lonavala, and Karjat are all accessible. Visapur has played a significant role in securing the historic trade routes. The beautiful green carpet that greets you the moment you enter Visapur Fort is worth the cost. The ancient Bhaje caves, Karle caves, Lohagad Fort as well as Bedse Caves are also close.

 

5. Karnala fort trek:

Karnala Fort, also known as Funnel Hill, is indeed a hill fort located at 1500 feet. Karnala Fort is famous for its unique pinnacle as well as the woodland bird sanctuary that is nearby. The remains of a 125-foot basalt pillar can be found within the heart of the Fort. It’s also known for its role as Pandu’s Tower, and it was used as a watchtower. Mumbai, Pune, Panvel as well as Karjat are all within reach. It’s an excellent excursion for parents and novices who want to expose their children to hiking as well as Mother Nature. Songbirds, such as the heaven flycatcher and the sparrow buzzword robin Drongo as well as Malabar whistling thrush could be observed in this. You can pray to Bhavani’s temple of the goddess in the vicinity of the bottom of a structure that resembles the Fort.