KARNALA FORT
LOCATION: Near Panvel
HEIGHT: 2500 feet above sea level
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Easy
Karnala is a quaint fort overlooking a sprawling bird sanctuary. Situated along the Mumbai-Goa highway, it is at a distance of about 10 km from the city of Panvel. It is an absolute beginner’s trek amidst the natural flora and fauna of the enclosed sanctuary. The relative ease of this trail also provides an excellent opportunity for parents to introduce their children to trekking and nature.
RAJMACHI FORT
LOCATION: Near Lonavala
HEIGHT: 2710 feet above sea level
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Easy to Moderate
Rajmachi fort is strategically located on the historical trade route. With breathtaking views of the valley, Rajmachi peak has two fortified structures – the Shrivardhan fort and Manaranjan fort.
LOHAGAD FORT
LOCATION: Near Lonavala
HEIGHT: 3450 feet above sea level
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Easy
One of the best places to trek near Mumbai is the Lohagad fort. Lohagad was an important hill fort used extensively by Chatrapati Shivaji. During monsoons, the fort stays covered with mist and clouds and becomes particularly wet with growing moss.
KALSUBAI PEAK TREK
LOCATION: Igatapuri Taluka
HEIGHT: 5400 feet above sea level
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Moderate to Hard
The peak of Kalasubai in Nagar district is the highest peak of the mountain range of Sahyadri. The everest of the Sahyadris, Kalsubai peak is a dream of every trekker to climb it at least once. And, it is one of the best places for monsoon treks near Mumbai.
PEB/VIKATGAD TREK
LOCATION: Karjat
HEIGHT: 2100 feet above sea level
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Moderate
Peb fort derives its name from the Goddess ‘Pebi’; Peb fort is also called ‘Vikatgad’ for its supposed shape of the Elephant Headed God, ‘Ganesh’. The trek to the top of Peb fort involves surmounting a small rock patch and a ladder.
ANDHARBAN TREK
LOCATION: Near Pune
HEIGHT: 2160 feet
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Easy to Moderate
The trek through Andharban is one of the most refreshing treks in the Sahyadri region. The name ‘Andharban’ is a compound word, coming from Andhar, meaning ‘dark’, and ban, which means ‘forest’. Literally the ‘dark forest’, Andharban is a trail through dense overgrowth, with beautiful views of the Devkund waterfall, Plus Valley and the Tamhini Ghat along the way. Scattered throughout with numerous small streams and waterfalls, it is a descending trek.
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