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The treks near Bangalore can truly rejuvenate your mind and body, and most of them are short treks that can be completed within a day or two! Mostly located within a radius of 50-70 kilometres, these trekking trails promise you views of the best of the Western Ghats. Not only that, undertaking these treks can teach you about the flora, fauna, history, and heritage of the region as well.

Most treks in Bangalore are marked by muddy trails and sweeping views of the surrounding landscapes. For example, the Skandagiri trek is one of the most renowned ones in the region. You can explore the ancient ruins of the abandoned fort of Tipu Sultan on this trail. On the other hand, you can enjoy night camping on Narayanagiri Hill and Minchukallu Betta Hill, two of the must-have treks around Bangalore. 


From lush green forest trails and paths laid out with boulders to vast plains with easy slopes and meadows, the trekking places near Bangalore are diverse. While a serene lake forms the highlight of the Makali Durga trek, the Omkareshwara Temple makes the ending point of the Channagiri trek. Also, some other best places to trek here are the Handi Gundi Betta, Makalidurga Hill, and Bananthimari Hill. Here you can admire the extensive meadows that remain filled with yellow blooms in the spring season.


So, gear up for a fantastic adventure at the best places to trek near Bangalore by booking your slots in advance with our thoughtfully designed Bangalore tour packages.

Best Short Treks Near Bangalore:
Perfect for beginners, weekend explorers, and sunrise lovers
  • Skandagiri – Famous night trek with sunrise views above the clouds
  • Nandi Hills – Easy stairway trek with viewpoints and historic spots
  • Ramanagara Hills – Rocky trails known for vulture sightings and views
  • Savandurga – Massive monolith offering open summit panoramas
  • Anthargange – Unique trek with volcanic caves and rocky paths
  • Devarayanadurga – Temple trek through forested hill terrain
  • Kunti Betta – Mythological hill ideal for short and night treks
Best Long Treks Near Bangalore:
Ideal for experienced trekkers and adventure enthusiasts

  • Kudremukh – Scenic Western Ghats trek with rolling grasslands
  • Kumara Parvatha – One of Karnataka’s toughest and most rewarding treks
  • Tadiandamol – Highest peak in Coorg with misty ridges
  • Mullayanagiri – Highest peak in Karnataka with panoramic views
  • Kodachadri – Forest trek featuring waterfalls and sunset points
  • Brahmagiri Hills – Wildlife-rich trail with sweeping valley views
  • Ballalarayana Durga – Fort trek combining history and mountain scenery

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About the Netravati Trek, Chikmagalur:

Netravati Peak is a hidden gem located in the enchanting Kudremukh Forest range in the Chikmagalur district of Karnataka. Approximately 335 km from Bangalore, this peak stands at an impressive height of 1520 meters and derives its name from the revered Netravati River. The river begins its journey in the picturesque Bangrabalige Valley at Yelaneeru Ghat.

Rich in folklore, the Netravati River is said to have been born from the tears of the land blessed by the Varaha Avatar during a great flood. The Netravathi Trek offers a remarkable adventure through lush Shola grasslands and stunning vistas of the surrounding landscape, including panoramic views of Beltangadi town. This trek has gained popularity among outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the natural beauty of the Western Ghats, providing an exhilarating experience as trekkers meander through diverse ecosystems, including dense forests and vibrant wildlife.

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Skandagiri Trek Timings:

  • Pick up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:30 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Skandagiri Peak: Around 8:00 AM 
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

About Skandagiri Trek, Bangalore : 

The Skandagiri Trek, near Bangalore, features an 8-kilometre trail that offers a stunning adventure for nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts. Known for its breathtaking views, the trek leads through lush forests and rocky paths, showcasing diverse flora and fauna. The trail’s peak, at 1,450 metres, provides panoramic vistas of the surrounding hills and valleys. Rich in history, the site includes ancient ruins of the Tipu Sultan fort, adding a cultural touch to the experience. The trek is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, making it a popular choice for anyone interested in fun outdoor activities.

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Skandagiri Trek, Chikkaballapur – 60 km from Bangalore

Skandagiri, also known as Kalavara Durga, is among the most popular treks near Bangalore, especially for its night trek experience. The trail starts from the base village of Kalavara and stretches for around 4 km through rugged terrain, rocky patches, and sections of dry forest. The trek takes about 2 to 2.5 hours one way, leading to an altitude of roughly 1,450 metres. At the summit lie the ruins of an ancient hill fort that once served as a strategic outpost during Tipu Sultan’s reign.

The highlight of Skandagiri is the sunrise above the clouds, where trekkers often witness a “sea of mist” covering the landscape. The trail is moderately challenging and suitable for beginners with basic fitness. The trek is managed by the Karnataka Forest Department, and booking it online with Thrillophilia is mandatory. Trekkers usually begin the climb around 2 or 3 a.m. to reach the top by dawn. Clear weather between November and March offers the best visibility. Essentials include a headlamp, sturdy shoes, and water. Located about 60 kilometres from Bangalore, Skandagiri serves as a quick yet rewarding escape for those seeking adventure and panoramic morning views.

Distance: Skandagiri Trek is located at a distance of 60 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 4 km (one way)

Best Season: November to March

Difficulty: Moderate
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Savandurga Hill Trek, Magadi – 60 km from Bangalore

Savandurga Hill, one of Asia’s largest monoliths, rises about 1,226 metres and is a favourite weekend trek near Bangalore. The hill has two routes—Karigudda (Black Hill) and Billigudda (White Hill), with the latter being more accessible for trekkers. The 5 km trail starts at the foothills and gradually turns into steep rock faces dotted with small temples and fort walls from Kempegowda’s era.

The climb takes around two to three hours, offering wide, open views of the Arkavathi River and the surrounding forest. The terrain is largely exposed, so starting early morning is advisable to avoid the heat. The summit rewards trekkers with a panoramic view and a cool breeze after a demanding ascent. Savandurga is a moderate trek suitable for both beginners and regular trekkers seeking a quick adventure within a short drive from the city.

Distance: Savandurga Hill is located at a distance of 60 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 5 km

Best Season: September to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Makalidurga Trek, Doddaballapur - 60 km from Bangalore

Makalidurga Hill, standing at an altitude of around 1,117 meters, offers a scenic and slightly challenging trek near Doddaballapur. The trail begins beside the Makalidurga railway station and stretches for about 3 to 4 km through rocky slopes, shrub-covered terrain, and uneven boulders. Trekkers reach the remnants of an old fort built during the Vijayanagara period and a small Shiva temple at the summit.

The top offers a striking view of the Gundamagere Lake, which forms the shape of South America when viewed from above. The ascent takes about two hours, making it suitable for early morning or night treks. Managed by the Karnataka Forest Department, the trek requires an online booking permit. Makalidurga is ideal for those looking for a peaceful, nature-filled climb with beautiful sunrise views and a dose of history close to Bangalore.

Altitude: 1,117 metres

Trek Length: 3-4 km

Trek Duration: Around 2 hours

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Permit: Online booking required (Karnataka Forest Department)
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Pick-up Points & Time:

  • Marathalli:- 11:00 PM - https://g.co/kgs/B98wkZL
  • Silk Board- Bus stop, opposite Pizza Hut:- 11:30 PM - https://bit.ly/4fFPzfD
  • BTM, Udupi Garden Bus stop:- 11:40 AM - https://g.co/kgs/Jj2Gidu
  • Banashankari Bus stop:- 12:00 AM - https://shorturl.at/G0eCm
  • Gopalan Arcade mall- Rajarajeshwari nagar arch:- 12:30 AM - https://shorturl.at/We5wo

The Uttari Betta Trek, also known as Hutridurga Trek, near Bangalore, is a scenic trail that offers a rewarding experience for trekking enthusiasts. This approximately 2.5-kilometre (one-side) trek takes participants through dense forests and rocky paths, culminating in stunning views from the summit. Highlights include an exhilarating rappelling experience after reaching the top, adding an adventurous twist to the trek. The trail is renowned for its breathtaking morning views, where the morning light enhances the beauty of the surrounding hills. Suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, it provides a perfect blend of nature and adventure in a short yet fulfilling experience.

 Trek Timings:

  • Pick-up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:00 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Peak: Around 8:00 AM
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

Note: Timings are subject to change based on factors such as weather conditions, group pace, road traffic, and other operational considerations.

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Anthargange Trek, Kolar – 70 km from Bangalore

Anthargange, located in the Shathashrunga Hills of Kolar, is a unique blend of trekking and cave exploration. The 3 km trail involves climbing volcanic rocks, navigating through narrow caves, and discovering naturally formed tunnels and crevices. The name “Anthargange” means “Ganges from deep,” inspired by a spring that flows through rocks near the Kashi Vishwanatha Temple at the base. The trek takes about two hours to reach the caves and another hour to explore them. The path is moderately steep but well-marked, making it suitable for beginners.

Night treks and sunrise hikes are popular here, offering views of Kolar’s rugged terrain and city lights in the distance. The caves are the main attraction, requiring headlamps and a bit of crawling. Ideal between November and March, Anthargange is one of the most exciting short treks from Bangalore for adventure enthusiasts.

Location: Shathashrunga Hills, Kolar

Trek Length: 3 km

Trek Duration: 3 hours (including cave exploration)

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Best Season: November to March

Highlights: Cave exploration, night treks, sunrise views
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The Savandurga Hill Trek, conducted near Bangalore as a 1-day adventure, is a captivating experience that attracts nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts alike. Standing as the largest monolith hills in Asia, the Savandurga trek entry fee includes breakfast, shared transfers, and the opportunity to explore two prominent peaks, Karigudda and Biligudda, each providing breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The trail is known for its challenging climb and offers stunning vistas of the Magadi, Manchanabele, and Thippagondanahalli reservoirs, as well as the Arkavathi River, adding to the adventure's natural charm.

Trek Timings:

  • Pick up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:30 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Peak: Around 8:00 AM 
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

Pick-up points:

  • Marathahalli (11:30 PM) - Kala mandir
  • Silk Board (12:10 AM) - central Silk Board building (towards BTM)
  • BTM (12:20 AM) - A2B, Udupi Garden Bus stop
  • Banashankari (12:40 AM) - Bus stop
  • RR Nagar (01:00 AM) - Gopalan Arcade

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Channarayana Durga Trek, Tumkur – 100 km from Bangalore

Channarayana Durga, located near Madhugiri in Tumkur district, is a moderate hill fort trek known for its historic significance and scenic landscapes. The trail covers about 3 km and takes roughly two hours to reach the top. The path moves through rocky slopes, grassy patches, and ancient fort walls dating back to the 17th century. The fort was once a stronghold during the Mysore-Maratha wars and offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys.

The route is well-defined but can get slippery during the monsoon, making winter the best time to visit. The summit features ruined structures, small ponds, and open viewpoints ideal for photography. Trekkers should carry enough water and start early to avoid the afternoon heat. Channarayana Durga remains less crowded than other treks near Bangalore, offering both solitude and a glimpse into Karnataka’s historical heritage.

Distance: Channarayana Durga Trek is located at a distance of 100 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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About Anthargange Trek With Cave Exploration, Bangalore:

The Anthargange Trek with Cave Exploration offers an exciting adventure combining trekking and cave exploration. Located nearly 68 km from Bangalore, this trek is perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers. Trekkers experience a scenic sunrise as they hike through rocky terrains, followed by exploring volcanic caves with unique rock formations. Suitable for beginners and seasoned trekkers alike, the trek also includes guided assistance, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience amidst the beautiful landscapes of Kolar.

Trek Timings:

  • Pick up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:00 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Peak: Around 8:00 AM 
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

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Ramanagara Hills Trek, Ramanagara – 50 km from Bangalore

Ramanagara Hills, famously known as the filming site of Sholay, is a cluster of granite formations offering easy to moderate trekking routes. The hill stands at an elevation of about 747 meters, with trails winding through dry deciduous forests and massive boulders. The most popular climb is to Ramadevara Betta, home to a small temple dedicated to Lord Rama and a viewpoint overlooking the countryside.

The trek takes about 90 minutes one way and is a favorite among rock climbers and rappelling enthusiasts. Early mornings are ideal for spotting vultures that nest on the cliffs. Ramanagara is also part of the Vulture Sanctuary and offers several adventure activities like ziplining and rock climbing. The area’s accessibility from Bangalore makes it a convenient weekend trek, combining natural beauty and mild adventure.

Location: Ramanagara

Elevation: 747 metres

Trek Duration: Around 90 minutes (one way)

Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

Popular Peak: Ramadevara Betta

Highlights: Sholay filming location, vulture sightings, rock climbing & rappelling
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About Channagiri Trek Bangalore:

Channagiri Trek, located near Bangalore, offers a scenic escape into nature, ideal for trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers. The trek features lush green landscapes, rocky terrains, and panoramic views of the surrounding hills, creating a perfect backdrop for outdoor adventure. It typically spans around 3-4 kilometres, making it accessible for trekkers of varying skill levels. Along the trail, visitors can enjoy the wilderness's serenity and vibrant flora and fauna while connecting with fellow adventurers and capturing stunning photos of the scenery.

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Nandi Hills Trek, Chikkaballapur – 60 km from Bangalore

Nandi Hills, a popular sunrise spot near Chikkaballapur, sits at an altitude of 1,478 meters. The trek begins from the Nandi foothills and follows a well-paved stairway trail for about 1.5 km to the top. The climb takes about 45 minutes to an hour, passing viewpoints, ancient stone walls, and shrines. At the summit lies Tipu’s Drop, a historic cliff offering sweeping views of the plains and mist-covered valleys.

The hill also houses Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace, Amruth Sarovar, and Nandi Temple, adding cultural depth to the visit. Trekkers often start before dawn to witness the sunrise from the viewpoint. The area is well-maintained, making it ideal for beginners or families. Cooler months between October and March provide clear skies and pleasant conditions. Nandi Hills remains one of Bangalore’s most accessible and scenic trekking destinations.

Location: Near Chikkaballapur

Altitude: 1,478 metres

Trek Length: 1.5 km

Trek Duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour

Difficulty Level: Easy

Best Season: October to March

Highlights: Sunrise views, Tipu’s Drop, Nandi Temple, historical sites

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Kunti Betta Trek Timings:

  • Pick up from Bangalore: Starts around 11:30 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: Around 3:30 AM
  • Reaching Kunti Betta Peak: Around 5:30 AM 
  • Downward Trek: Around 6:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:00 PM

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About the Kunti Betta Trek:

The Kunti Betta trek offers an exhilarating adventure for nature enthusiasts and trekking lovers. Participants depart from Bangalore and travel in a comfortable vehicle to Kunti Betta. After reaching the campsite, trekkers can freshen up before embarking on a 4 km trek. Ascending to the peak, adventurers can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views and witness stunning morning views over Pandavapura Lake. After the descent, enjoy a delicious breakfast before heading back to Bangalore, capping off this unforgettable experience.

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The Narayanagiri Trek offers an unforgettable adventure combining natural beauty, history, and thrilling experiences. Starting with a scenic trek, participants ascend the 3,280-foot summit to witness a mesmerizing view. At the peak, explore the ancient Narayanaswamy Temple and soak in stunning views of Nandi Hills’ rocky landscapes. After the trek, the journey continues with water activities like kayaking and well-jumping at Triquetra Resort. This combination of trekking and relaxation ensures a unique experience, with meals and transfers seamlessly included. Ideal for adventure enthusiasts, the trek blends history, fitness, and scenic exploration into one memorable journey.

Trek Timings:

  • Pick-up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:00 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Peak: Around 8:00 AM
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

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Pickup points:

  • RR Nagar (11:00 PM) – Gopalan Arcade, Mysore road
  • Banashankari (12:20 AM) – Bus Stop
  • BTM (12:50 AM) – Udupi Garden Bus Stop, Near A2B
  • Silk Board (01:15 AM) – Prashant hotel (towards marathali road)
  • Bellandur Near Central Mall (01:50AM)
  • Marathahalli (02:20 AM) – Opposite to Kalamandir
  • Tin Factory (02:40 AM) – Bus Stop
  • Hebbal Opp Esteem Mall (02:50AM)

Makalidurga is a secret gem for nature lovers and adventure seekers that is only two hours away from the busy city of Bangalore. Karnataka's lush greenery and rough hills make this beautiful hiking spot the perfect weekend getaway for people who want to get away from the noise of traffic and enjoy the sounds of birds and beautiful views.

There are stories and beautiful views all around Makalidurga, which is about 1,117 metres (3,665 feet) above sea level and isn't just another hill. It's a historical fortress built on top of a granite hillock. The trail to the top goes through paths with lots of rocks, thick bushes and sometimes railway tracks. It's a fairly difficult adventure that can be enjoyed by both new and experienced trekkers.

Makalidurga isn't just about the climb, though. Watching misty sunrises, hiking in the dark for a night walk, and enjoying the peace that comes with being away from city life are all part of the experience. The Makalidurga trip has something for everyone: a physical challenge, some alone time, and a beautiful walk with friends.

Details of the Trek

Beautiful nature, interesting history, and a bit of excitement all come together in a way that makes the Makalidurga Trek a great choice for both new and experienced trekkers. This walk is about 60 kilometres north of Bangalore and about 17 kilometres from Doddaballapur. It is easy to get to by both road and rail. The Makalidurga Trek entry fee​ is included in your package.

Trek Overview

  • Makalidurga Trek Distance: around 3.8 kilometres one way
  • Makalidurga Trek Starting Point​: Muthurayaswamy Temple
  • Makalidurga Trek Difficulty Level: Easy to moderate, appropriate for fit beginners
  • Elevation: Approximately 990 feet
  • Duration: 2.5 hours to ascend and 1.5 to 2 hours to descend

Trek Timings:

  • Pick up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:00 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Peak: Around 8:00 AM 
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

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Devarayanadurga Trek, Tumkur – 70 km from Bangalore

Devarayanadurga, located near Tumkur, is a hill station known for its temples, forests, and viewpoints. The trek begins from the base near the Bhoga Narasimha Temple and continues up a stone stairway leading to the Yoga Narasimha Temple at the peak. The climb is short, about 2 km, and can be completed in under an hour. Along the way, trekkers pass through dry deciduous forests, ancient stone steps, and viewpoints overlooking rocky terrain.

At the top, the temple complex sits amid massive granite boulders, offering a calm atmosphere and panoramic views of the Devarayanadurga State Forest. The area also has natural springs like Namada Chilume, believed to be linked to Lord Rama. The best time for this trek is early morning, especially between October and February, when the weather is pleasant and the landscape turns lush after the monsoon.

Location: Near Tumkur

Trek Length: 2 km

Trek Duration: Under 1 hour

Difficulty Level: Easy

Best Season: October to February

Starting Point: Bhoga Narasimha Temple

Highlights: Yoga Narasimha Temple, forest views, Namada Chilume
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Madhugiri Fort Trek, Tumkur – 105 km from Bangalore

Madhugiri Fort stands on Asia’s second-largest monolithic hill, rising about 1,200 metres above sea level. Built by the Vijayanagara rulers and later fortified by Hyder Ali, this trek offers both history and adventure. The trail, roughly 3 km long, follows steep rock faces with iron railings for support and takes about two hours to reach the summit. The climb is demanding but rewarding, with multiple gateways, bastions, and ruined structures marking different fort levels.

From the top, trekkers get panoramic views of the surrounding hills and plains, making it a popular spot for photography. The fort’s architecture, including granaries and watchtowers, reflects its strategic military importance. The best time to visit is during the cooler months from November to February, as the rocks can get extremely hot in summer. Madhugiri Fort is ideal for those seeking a blend of challenge, history, and scenic beauty.

Location: Madhugiri, Tumkur district

Elevation: ~1,200 metres

Trek Length: 3 km

Trek Duration: Around 2 hours

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

Best Season: November to February

Highlights: Monolithic hill, steep rock faces, historic fort structures
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About the Tadiandamol Trek, Coorg:

The Tadiandamol Trek is a moderate-level trek spanning approximately 15 km, making it an ideal choice for nature lovers and beginners. The trail winds through dense forests, lush meadows, and gentle slopes, offering a scenic and refreshing escape into the Western Ghats. Standing at 1,748 meters, Tadiandamol is the highest peak in Coorg, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.This adventure includes seamless transfers, delicious meals, expert guides, and comfortable stays, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Trek through mist-laden paths, witness diverse flora and fauna, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. Perfect for a weekend getaway, this trek offers a peaceful yet thrilling break from the fast-paced life of Bangalore.

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About Mullayanagiri Trek Chikmagalur:

Set off for a trek to Mullayanagiri a majestic mountain located in the Western Ghats. Named after Mullappa Swami Temple at the summit, Mullayanagiri is regarded as one of the best trekking spots in Karnataka and among the top tourist places in Chikmagalur. Go for this 3 km Mullayanagiri trek that takes you to the top of the peak, so that you get amazed by the panoramic views of the entire valley. Avail this enthralling experience with the support of an experienced guide who will assist for the entire journey. Traverse through the beautiful trails of Mullayanagiri hills and explore the flora and fauna composition, which makes the spot such a cherished one.

Pick-up Points:

  • Silk Board- Near Signal: Around 09.00 PM
  • Koramangala- Sony World Signal: Around 09.20 PM
  • Domlur- Domlur Flyover: Around 09.40 PM
  • Trinity Metro Station: Around 10.40 PM
  • Yeshwanthpur Metro Station: Around 10.45 PM

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About Mandaragiri Trip & DD Hills Trek:

Embark on an exciting day trip to Mandaragiri Hill and Devarayana Durga, near Tumkur, Karnataka, packed with guided adventures and scenic experiences. Begin with hassle-free transportation and a hearty breakfast before starting the trek. At 3,900 ft, Mandaragiri Hill, also known as Basadi Betta, offers a beginner-friendly trek with scenic views, a serene Jain temple, and the iconic Guru Mandir, shaped like a peacock feather. Continue to Devarayana Durga for a trek through lush greenery, diverse trails, and a visit to Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple. The package includes transportation, breakfast, guided treks, permission charges, and visits to Mandaragiri Hill, Basadi Betta, and Devarayana Durga, ensuring a seamless and fulfilling outing.

Pick-up Points:

  • Kala Mandir, Marathahalli(around 06.30 AM)
  • Bus Stop, opp. to Pizza Hut, Silk Board(around 07.00 AM)
  • Udupi Garden Bus Stop, BTM(around 07.10 AM)
  • Banashankari Bus Stop(around 07.30 AM)
  • Gopalan Arcade, RR Nagar(around 08.10 AM)

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Ettina Bhuja Trek, Chikmagalur:

The Ettina Bhuja Trek, located in Karnataka’s Charmadi Ghat, offers a unique adventure through the stunning Mudigere range. At 1,300 meters (4,265 ft), it provides panoramic views of the Charmadi range and Shishila valley. Known locally as the Shishila Gudda trek, it remains one of the region's unexplored gems. The trek offers views of surrounding peaks like Deepadakallu, Amedikallu, Ombattu Gudda, and Jenukallu Gudda. Located in the Western Ghats, this trek offers a serene escape with its lush landscapes and breathtaking scenery, making it a must-visit for nature and adventure enthusiasts.

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About the Gokarna Beach Trek and Camping:

The Gokarna Beach Trek and Camping experience offers an unforgettable adventure along the stunning coastline of Gokarna, featuring serene beaches such as Om, Paradise, and Belekan. The journey begins with a scenic trek through lush greenery, providing breathtaking views at every turn. Comfortable tent accommodation on a 2/3 sharing basis ensures a cosy retreat after a day of exploration. The Gokarna Beach Trek adventure concludes with an optional visit to Honnavar Backwater for boating, allowing for lasting memories.

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Trek Timings:

  • Pick-up from Bangalore: Starting from 11:00 PM
  • Trek Trail Start: 6:00 AM
  • Reaching Peak: Around 8:00 AM
  • Downward Trek: Around 9:30 AM
  • Return to Bangalore: After 1:30 PM

Note: Timings are subject to change based on factors such as weather conditions, group pace, road traffic, and other operational considerations.

Pick-up Points :

  • Marathahalli, Kala mandir (11:00 PM)
  • Silk Board, Krishna Bhavan Restaurant (11:30 PM) 
  • BTM, A2B, Udupi Garden Bus stop (11:40 PM) 
  • Banashankari, Bus stop (12:00 AM) 
  • RR Nagar, Gopalan Arcade (12:30 AM)

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The Madhugiri Trek is a hidden gem for hikers and history buffs alike. It is set in the beautiful, rocky Tumkur area of Karnataka. Madhugiri is home to Asia's second-largest monolithic hill, which is 3,930 feet (1,200 metres) above sea level and looks like a single, huge rock structure that dominates the landscape and tests trekkers with its steep slope and rough beauty.

Madhugiri, which means "Honey Hill", is a captivating destination itself where the fort is situated. It was built under the Vijayanagara Empire on top of the hill and was later reinforced by Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan. Its walls, bastions, and gateways showcase its military history and provides an exhilarating adventure.

Unlike popular hikes, Madhugiri Fort is largely unknown and sparsely crowded, making it suitable for anyone looking for peace in nature or a unique adventure near Bangalore. The fort, with its spectacular stonework, watchtowers, and secret corridors, is a must-see for historians and photographers.

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About the Bandaje Falls Trek:

The Bandaje Falls Trek offers an exceptional adventure through lush landscapes, culminating at the awe-inspiring Bandaje Falls. Located in the Western Ghats, this trek showcases the region's natural beauty, with dense forests, vibrant flora, and panoramic views of the surrounding hills. The waterfall, plunging from a height of approximately 200 feet, creates a peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and photography. Embarking on the trek to Bandaje Falls allows you to immerse yourself in nature, enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings, and witness the rich biodiversity that thrives in this majestic area.

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Kunti Betta Trek, Pandavapura – 130 km from Bangalore

Kunti Betta, located near Pandavapura in Mandya district, is a pair of rocky hills rising 950 metres above sea level. The trek begins from the base of Kunti Kund Lake and follows a 2 km trail filled with boulders and steep sections. It takes about two hours to reach the peak, where trekkers are greeted with views of green fields, coconut groves, and the Thonnur Lake in the distance. The place is steeped in legend, believed to be where Kunti and the Pandavas spent part of their exile.

Kunti Betta is also famous for night treks, offering an adventurous experience under the moonlight. The terrain provides opportunities for rock climbing and photography, especially at sunrise. Winter and post-monsoon months offer the best conditions, with clear skies and cool temperatures. Its mix of mythology, scenic charm, and adventure makes Kunti Betta a favourite among Bangalore’s trekking enthusiasts.

Location: Near Pandavapura, Mandya district

Elevation: 950 metres

Trek Length: 2 km

Trek Duration: Around 2 hours

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Highlights: Night treks, sunrise views, mythology, Thonnur Lake views
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Nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Karnataka, Makalidurga offers a perfect blend of adventure, scenic beauty, and a chance to reconnect with nature. Your journey begins with an adventurous trek through the rugged terrains of Makalidurga Hill, located 60 km from Bengaluru. As you ascend the 1,350-meter-high hill, be prepared to immerse yourself in breathtaking views of the surrounding greenery, lakes, and the historic fort atop. Experience the charm of camping under a star-lit sky, indulging in a campfire with fellow adventurers, and waking up to the tranquil morning views over the lush valleys. This trek and camping experience is perfect for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Activity Duration: 2 Days

Activity Location: Goraguntepalya Metro Station, Bengaluru

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Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta Trek, Kanakapura – 75 km from Bangalore

Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta, located near Kanakapura, stands at about 3,780 feet and offers one of the most scenic hill treks around Bangalore. The 6 km trail begins at Konala Doddi village and passes through thick forest, rocky sections, and gradual inclines. The climb takes about two and a half hours and leads to the summit, where a temple dedicated to Lord Ranganatha is built under a large white granite boulder. Wildlife sightings, including elephants, are occasionally reported in this area, especially during early morning treks.

The summit offers sweeping views of the surrounding forested hills and valleys, making it an ideal destination for photographers and nature lovers. The best season for trekking is from October to March, when the terrain is dry and visibility is clear. Permission from the Forest Department is required, as the trail runs through protected forest land.

Location: Near Kanakapura

Elevation: 3,780 feet

Trek Length: 6 km

Trek Duration: Around 2.5 hours

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Best Season: October to March

Permit: Forest Department permission required

Highlights: Forest trail, hilltop temple, panoramic views, wildlife sightings

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Handi Gundi Betta Trek, Ramanagara – 60 km from Bangalore

Handi Gundi Betta, situated in Ramanagara district, is known for its rocky landscape and easy accessibility from the city. The trek starts from the base near Ramadevara Betta and takes about one and a half hours to reach the top. The route involves granite slopes, sparse vegetation, and occasional steep sections, making it moderately challenging. The hill gets its name from its shape, which resembles an elephant’s head.

The peak provides an excellent panoramic view of the Ramanagara hills and surrounding villages. The region’s terrain is similar to the backdrop of the movie Sholay, attracting adventure enthusiasts and photographers. The area is also home to many bird species, making it popular among birdwatchers. The ideal time for the trek is during the winter and post-monsoon months, as the rocks remain cool and the surroundings appear greener.

Location: Ramanagara district

Starting Point: Near Ramadevara Betta

Trek Duration: Around 1.5 hours

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Best Season: Winter & post-monsoon months

Highlights: Elephant-head-shaped hill, panoramic views, birdwatching, Sholay-like landscape
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Huliyurdurga Trek, Kunigal – 80 km from Bangalore

Huliyurdurga, meaning “the fort of the tiger,” is one of the lesser-known hill forts near Kunigal. The hill rises about 845 metres above sea level and is surrounded by rocky slopes and dense vegetation. The trek starts from the village at the base and covers a distance of around 3 km, taking nearly two hours to reach the top. The route passes through stone-cut steps, narrow ridges, and partially destroyed fort walls built during the Vijayanagara period. The climb is moderately difficult, requiring careful footing, especially on the steeper rock surfaces.

At the summit, trekkers can explore ancient structures, gateways, and a small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The viewpoint offers wide vistas of nearby hills and farmlands. The best time to visit is from November to February, when the temperature remains pleasant. Huliyurdurga is ideal for history lovers and those looking for an uncrowded trekking experience.

Distance: 80 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Moderate

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Avalabetta Hill Trek, Chikkaballapur – 90 km from Bangalore

Avalabetta Hill, located in Chikkaballapur district, is a scenic trekking spot known for its cliff-edge viewpoint and the temple of Lakshmi Narasimha. The trail starts from the base near the temple parking area and involves a moderate climb of about 3 km. The route passes through forested stretches and open rock surfaces, taking around one and a half hours to reach the peak. The main attraction is the naturally projecting rock ledge, often compared to the one at Norway’s Trolltunga, offering a stunning photo point.

The hill’s summit provides panoramic views of green valleys, lakes, and distant hillocks. The early morning hours are ideal for witnessing misty landscapes and cooler weather. Visitors are advised to reach early as entry is regulated by the Forest Department. Avalabetta is a good option for short treks, nature photography, and peaceful weekend getaways from Bangalore.

Distance: 90 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

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Siddara Betta Trek, Tumkur – 100 km from Bangalore

Siddara Betta, translating to “Hill of Saints,” is a well-known trekking and pilgrimage destination in Tumkur district. The 3 km trek begins from the base village and takes about two hours to complete. The route winds through stone steps, caves, and rocky passages used by ascetics centuries ago for meditation. Midway up, a cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva attracts devotees throughout the year. The terrain alternates between steep rock faces and shaded patches, offering a moderately challenging climb.

At the summit, trekkers can explore natural caves and enjoy expansive views of the Tumkur plains. A natural spring near the temple adds to the hill’s spiritual significance. Early mornings are ideal for the trek to avoid heat and crowds. The best season to visit is from October to February, when the weather is pleasant and visibility is clear. Siddara Betta is perfect for those interested in nature and heritage together.

Distance: 100 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Hutridurga Trek, Kunigal – 80 km from Bangalore

Hutridurga, one of the Navadurgas built by Kempegowda, is a fortified hill rising about 3,700 feet above sea level near Kunigal. The trek starts from the village at the base and covers around 3 km, taking two hours to reach the top. The route passes through eight fort gates, ancient stone walls, and scattered ruins of watchtowers. The path is mostly rocky with gradual inclines, making it moderately challenging and suitable for regular trekkers. Along the trail, trekkers can see shrines, water ponds, and remnants of old military structures.

The summit houses the Shankareshwara Temple and offers wide views of nearby hills and open countryside. The area is peaceful, with minimal crowding, ideal for an early morning climb. The best months for trekking are from October to February, when temperatures are mild and the surroundings are green after the monsoon.

Distance: 80 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate

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Kaurava Kunda Trek, Chikkaballapur – 75 km from Bangalore

Kaurava Kunda, located near Nandi Hills in Chikkaballapur, consists of twin hills named after the Kauravas and Pandavas from the Mahabharata. The trail begins from the village of Hariharapura and covers about 5 km. The ascent takes two to three hours through rugged terrain with rocky paths and loose gravel, requiring steady footing. The higher elevation provides unobstructed views of Nandi Hills and the surrounding plains. The place holds mythological importance and is visited by devotees along with trekkers.

The trek is popular for night climbs, allowing visitors to witness sunrise from the summit. The path gets windy at the top, offering a refreshing experience even during warmer months. Ideal trekking conditions prevail between November and February. Kaurava Kunda appeals to those seeking adventure, spiritual ambience, and scenic landscapes without venturing too far from Bangalore.

Distance: 75 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 5 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Moderate

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Bheemeshwari Forest Trek, Mandya – 100 km from Bangalore

Bheemeshwari, located along the banks of the Cauvery River in Mandya district, is known for its forest trails and wildlife sightings. The trek runs through the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary and is spread over 5 to 7 km, depending on the route chosen. The trail cuts through dry deciduous forest, rocky patches, and riverside clearings. Trekkers often encounter birds, deer, and sometimes elephants in the distance. The moderate-level trail takes about three hours and can be explored with our authorised guides.

The highlight of the trek is the view of the Cauvery winding through the forest, with opportunities for coracle rides and fishing near the base. Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal for spotting wildlife. The best season to visit is from October to March, when the water level is stable, and the forest remains lush. Bheemeshwari is suited for trekkers interested in nature and outdoor exploration.

Distance: 100 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 5–7 km

Best Season: October to March

Difficulty: Moderate

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Narayanagiri Hill Trek, Ramanagara – 75 km from Bangalore

Narayanagiri Hill, located near Jalamangala in Ramanagara, rises about 3,800 feet and is known for its ancient temple and panoramic views. The trek begins at the base near the Lakshmi Narayana Temple and follows a short but steep trail of around 2 km. The route includes steps cut into rock, boulders, and uneven terrain, making it moderately challenging. It takes roughly one and a half hours to reach the summit. The hill is surrounded by rocky outcrops typical of Ramanagara, creating a striking landscape, especially during sunrise.

At the top, the Narayanaswamy Temple stands as the main attraction, along with a small pond and stone structures. The summit offers views of Manchinbele Dam and nearby villages. Early morning or evening climbs are preferred to avoid heat. The months from October to February provide clear skies and pleasant weather, ideal for trekking and photography.

Distance: 75 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 2 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate

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Devarabetta Trek, Kanakapura – 90 km from Bangalore

Devarabetta, situated near Kanakapura, is a quiet hill trek known for its spiritual importance and natural surroundings. The trail starts from the base village and covers about 3 km, taking nearly two hours to reach the top. The path includes rocky inclines, narrow ridges, and forested patches with limited shade. The hill features an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, attracting both pilgrims and trekkers. The gradual climb rewards visitors with panoramic views of the Kanakapura countryside and distant hill ranges.

Trekkers often visit early in the morning to catch the sunrise and avoid the afternoon heat. The best time for this trek is between November and February, when the air remains cool and the visibility is high. Devarabetta provides an excellent weekend option for those seeking a peaceful and less-crowded hill experience close to Bangalore.

Distance: 90 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Kabbalu Betta Trek, Kanakapura – 85 km from Bangalore

Kabbalu Betta, located near the village of Kabbalu in Kanakapura taluk, is one of the prominent rocky hills in the region. The trek begins from the foothills near the Kabbalu Temple and involves a 3 km climb taking about two hours. The trail features stretches of granite slabs, boulder sections, and patches of vegetation, demanding careful footing. The fort ruins and ancient temple at the top reflect the area’s historical significance.

From the summit, trekkers can enjoy wide views of the surrounding forests and farmlands, especially striking during sunrise or sunset. The region is calm with minimal tourist activity, ideal for a quiet outdoor escape. The best months for trekking are from October to March, when the rocks are cool and the landscape remains green. Kabbalu Betta is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers seeking scenic routes with historical interest.

Distance: 85 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: October to March

Difficulty: Moderate
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Banantimari Betta (Karadi Betta) Trek, Kanakapura – 70 km from Bangalore

Banantimari Betta, also called Karadi Betta, is one of the largest hills near Kanakapura and rises about 3,800 feet above sea level. The trek begins from the Banantimari village and stretches for around 4 km through forest paths, rocky slopes, and grassy sections. It takes nearly two and a half hours to reach the top. The route is scenic with panoramic views of valleys and small water bodies below. The hill is part of a forest range and is occasionally visited by elephants, so trekking with local guidance is recommended.

At the summit lies a small temple dedicated to Goddess Banantimari, believed to protect the nearby villages. The peak offers excellent sunrise views, especially in the winter months. The best season for trekking is from October to February, when the trail remains dry and the air is clear. This location attracts nature enthusiasts looking for a quiet, untamed trail near Bangalore.

Distance: 70 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 4 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Revana Siddeshwara Betta Trek, Ramanagara – 65 km from Bangalore

Revana Siddeshwara Betta, commonly known as Revanasiddeshwara Hill, is a spiritual and trekking destination in Ramanagara district. The hill features a well-paved stairway leading up to the Revana Siddeshwara Temple, spread across three levels of ascent. The climb takes around one and a half hours and offers a steady mix of stone steps and rocky surfaces. The temple complex includes shrines dedicated to Revana Siddeshwara, Bheemeshwara, and Renukamba. The summit rises about 3,060 feet and provides a commanding view of the surrounding hills and villages.

Trekkers visiting early in the morning can witness mist-covered valleys and cooler conditions. The trail is relatively safe and suitable for beginners or family groups. The ideal season is from November to February, when the temperature remains pleasant and visibility is high. The site holds both religious and natural charm, making it a popular weekend escape for Bangaloreans.

Distance: 65 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 2 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
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Rayakottai Fort Trek, Krishnagiri – 75 km from Bangalore

Rayakottai Fort, located in Tamil Nadu’s Krishnagiri district, offers a historical trek through one of Hyder Ali’s old hill forts. The trail begins from the base village and extends for about 3 km, taking roughly two hours to reach the summit. The route includes ancient stone steps, fort walls, and gateway remains, reflecting its military architecture. The path is moderate in difficulty, with some steep rock sections leading to the top.

At the summit stands a watchtower and remnants of British-era structures, along with expansive views of the Eastern Ghats. The hill’s vantage point once served as a lookout post during the Mysore Wars. Winter months, from November to February, are ideal for trekking as the rocks remain cool. Rayakottai Fort is well-suited for history enthusiasts and photographers interested in panoramic landscapes and heritage exploration.

Distance: 75 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Shivagange Hill Trek, Dobbaspet – 60 km from Bangalore

Shivagange Hill, often called the “Kashi of the South,” is both a trekking and pilgrimage destination near Dobbaspet. Rising about 4,800 feet, the hill resembles a Shivalinga and has a spring named “Ganga” flowing from its top. The 2.5 km trail begins at the foothill temple and ascends through a stone stairway, steep rock faces, and rail-supported paths. The climb takes about two hours and passes several shrines and caves linked to Lord Shiva. The path is demanding, especially in the final stretch, which involves narrow climbs carved into rock.

The summit houses a small temple and offers sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Early mornings are ideal for the ascent to avoid heat and crowds. The best season for trekking is between October and February, when the air is cool and visibility is clear. Shivagange is well-suited for trekkers seeking both challenge and cultural heritage.

Distance: 60 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 2.5 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
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Bheemana Kindi Trek, Kanakapura – 70 km from Bangalore

Bheemana Kindi, located near Kanakapura, is famous for its unique natural rock arch resembling a window in the hill. The name translates to “Bheema’s Hole,” linking it to the legend of the Pandavas. The trek starts from Kindi village and covers around 4 km through forest trails, rocky inclines, and open grasslands. It takes about two and a half hours to reach the top. The route is moderately difficult and requires careful navigation in the upper section, where the slope gets steeper.

From the summit, trekkers can spot the giant rock arch and view the vast Kanakapura landscape dotted with lakes and hills. The area remains quiet and less commercialised, perfect for those seeking solitude. The best period for trekking is from November to February, when the weather is pleasant. Bheemana Kindi offers scenic views, mythological relevance, and a rewarding climb.

Distance: 70 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 4 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Moderate

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Chitradurga Fort Trek, Chitradurga – 200 km from Bangalore

Chitradurga Fort, also called “Kallina Kote” or the Fort of Stones, is one of Karnataka’s grandest historical sites. Built across seven concentric fort walls, it spreads over 1,500 acres and climbs several interconnected hills. The trek involves walking through winding stone steps, gateways, bastions, and secret passages that once defended the fort. The route takes around three hours to explore fully and ranges from gentle slopes to steep climbs between massive boulders.

The fort showcases ancient reservoirs, temples, and the famous “Onake Obavva” watchtower, where a legendary battle was fought. The panoramic view from the upper levels reveals the entire town and nearby hills. The ideal time to visit is between October and February when the temperatures remain comfortable. Chitradurga Fort appeals to trekkers interested in history, architecture, and expansive landscapes in one extensive trail.

Distance: 200 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 4–5 km (within fort complex)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
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Kudremukh Trek, Chikmagalur – 330 km from Bangalore

Kudremukh, translating to “horse face,” is the third-highest peak in Karnataka and one of the most scenic treks in the Western Ghats. Located inside Kudremukh National Park, the trail stretches about 9 km one way and reaches a height of 6,200 feet. The trek begins from Mullodi village and passes through rolling grasslands, forest streams, and shola forests rich in biodiversity. Trekkers often spot deer, Malabar giant squirrels, and rare birds along the route. The trail includes several river crossings and steep ascents, making it moderately challenging.

The summit rewards trekkers with panoramic views of mist-covered valleys and lush green hills. The Forest Department regulates entry, and prior permission is mandatory. The best time for trekking is from October to February when the skies are clear and the hills are covered in greenery. Kudremukh remains one of Karnataka’s most picturesque and well-preserved trekking destinations.

Distance: 330 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 9 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
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Tadiandamol Trek, Coorg – 270 km from Bangalore

Tadiandamol, the highest peak in Coorg and the second-highest in Karnataka, stands at 5,735 feet. The trek begins from Kakkabe near the Nalknad Palace and extends for around 7 km one way. The trail includes forest paths, grassy slopes, and misty ridges that gradually open up to wide mountain views. The terrain is moderately steep but manageable for beginners with good fitness. The region receives heavy monsoon rain, making post-monsoon months ideal for lush scenery.

From the summit, trekkers can see layers of rolling hills and distant valleys blanketed in clouds. The trail also passes several viewpoints, ideal for photography. Overnight camping is restricted, and trekkers usually return the same day. The best season to visit is between October and February, when the air is crisp and clear. Tadiandamol offers a rewarding experience with pristine Coorg landscapes and unspoiled natural beauty.

Distance: 270 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 7 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Kodachadri Trek, Shimoga – 278 km from Bangalore

Kodachadri, located in the Western Ghats of Shimoga district, rises to about 4,900 feet and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site within the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary. The 10 km trek starts from Nittur or Karekatte village and passes through dense forests, meadows, and waterfalls. Trekkers encounter vibrant flora, small streams, and viewpoints along the way, with the highlight being the Hidlumane Falls midway. The ascent takes around five hours, depending on the route chosen.

The summit houses the Mookambika Temple and offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea on clear days. Jeep trails are available for descent, but most trekkers prefer to hike down to enjoy the changing landscapes. The best time for this trek is from October to January, when the trail remains dry and the weather is pleasant. Kodachadri is known for its scenic trails, historical significance, and captivating sunset views.

Distance: 278 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 10 km (one way)

Best Season: October to January

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
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Pushpagiri (Kumara Parvatha) Trek, Coorg – 270 km from Bangalore

Pushpagiri, also known as Kumara Parvatha, is Coorg’s highest peak and one of Karnataka’s toughest treks. The peak stands at about 5,600 feet inside the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary. The trek begins from Kukke Subramanya Temple and covers around 13 km one way. The trail passes through dense forests, meadows, and steep rock sections, demanding good endurance. Key points along the route include Bhattara Mane, where trekkers often rest or camp, and the Forest Check Post, where permits are mandatory.

The climb from the forest line to the peak offers wide views of the Western Ghats and rolling hills blanketed in mist. The weather changes quickly, adding challenge and excitement to the experience. Post-monsoon months, from October to February, are ideal for clear skies and manageable temperatures. Pushpagiri is perfect for seasoned trekkers seeking an intense, high-altitude adventure in Coorg.

Distance: 270 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 13 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Difficult
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Brahmagiri Hills Trek, Coorg – 260 km from Bangalore

Brahmagiri Hills, standing at 5,275 feet, lie on the border of Karnataka and Kerala inside the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary. The trek begins near the Iruppu Falls in Coorg and covers about 6 km one way. The route winds through shola forests, grasslands, and bamboo thickets. The initial climb is gradual but becomes steep near the summit, offering a moderate challenge. Wildlife sightings such as deer and langurs are common within the sanctuary.

The peak provides a panoramic view of the Thirunelli Temple and the surrounding forest valleys. Trekkers must obtain permission from the Forest Department before entering the reserve. The best time to visit is from November to February, when the weather is pleasant and the forest trails are dry. Brahmagiri is well-suited for those who appreciate natural beauty, wildlife, and short yet rewarding climbs.

Distance: 260 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 6 km (one way)

Best Season: November to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Ballalarayana Durga Trek, Chikmagalur – 300 km from Bangalore

Ballalarayana Durga, perched at around 4,900 feet in the Western Ghats, features the ruins of a fort built by the Hoysala dynasty. The trek begins from either Sunkasale or Mundaje village and stretches for 6 km through grasslands and forest trails. The path is steep in sections, requiring steady footing, and takes about two and a half hours to reach the top. The remains of stone walls and fort gateways are visible along the route, hinting at the site’s historical importance.

The summit offers panoramic views of Kudremukh and the Charmadi Ghats. The post-monsoon season transforms the hill into a carpet of green, while winter provides clear vistas for photography. Camping is permitted at the peak, allowing trekkers to witness stunning sunsets and sunrises. The ideal time for the trek is from October to February. Ballalarayana Durga attracts trekkers interested in history, nature, and mountain solitude.

Distance: 300 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 6 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate
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Bandaje Falls Trek, Belthangady – 310 km from Bangalore

Bandaje Falls Trek is one of the most scenic trails in the Western Ghats, taking trekkers through lush forests, open grasslands, and steep rocky paths. The 7 km route starts near Valambra village and gradually ascends through dense vegetation before opening to panoramic views of the hills. The trail demands endurance and balance, especially in the monsoon when the paths are slippery. The main attraction, Bandaje Falls, plunges from a height of nearly 200 feet, creating a dramatic spectacle against the green valley below.

The summit also offers access to the ruins of the Ballalarayana Durga Fort, adding a touch of history to the experience. Trekkers often camp near the waterfall to enjoy the sound of cascading water under starry skies. The post-monsoon season is ideal when the water flow is strong, and the surroundings are vivid with greenery, making it one of Karnataka’s most rewarding treks.

Distance: 310 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 7 km (one way)

Best Season: October to January

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
52

Mullayanagiri Peak Trek, Chikmagalur – 280 km from Bangalore

Standing at 1,930 metres, Mullayanagiri is the highest peak in Karnataka and one of the most accessible high-altitude treks from Bangalore. The trail begins a few kilometres from Chikmagalur and winds through coffee plantations, stone steps, and rugged slopes. The moderate climb takes about two hours, offering sweeping views of the Chandra Drona range throughout the ascent. A small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva sits at the summit, often surrounded by mist and cold winds.

The top rewards trekkers with a clear view of Bababudangiri Hills and the rolling Western Ghats stretching into the distance. Early morning climbs are popular for witnessing stunning sunrises that bathe the valleys in golden light. The route remains open year-round but is best explored between September and February, when the air is crisp and the landscape vibrant, making Mullayanagiri a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Distance: 280 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 3 km (one way)

Best Season: September to February

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
53

Agumbe Rainforest Trek, Shimoga – 340 km from Bangalore

The Agumbe Rainforest Trek takes adventurers deep into one of the richest biodiversity zones in South India. Known for its constant rainfall and dense canopies, Agumbe’s trails cut through thick forests, hidden waterfalls, and slippery rock paths. The trek offers an immersive rainforest experience with streams to cross and wildlife to encounter, including rare reptiles like the King Cobra. The area’s humidity and rich flora make every step feel like walking through a living, breathing ecosystem.

Highlights along the route include viewpoints such as Barkana Falls and Kundadri Hills, which open to expansive views of mist-covered valleys. Trekkers often experience sudden rain showers even during dry months, adding to the region’s wild charm. The trail’s unpredictability and natural richness make it ideal for seasoned trekkers seeking a challenging yet rewarding experience in the heart of the Western Ghats.

Distance: 340 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 6–8 km

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Difficult
54

Ettina Bhuja Trek, Sakleshpur – 250 km from Bangalore

Ettina Bhuja, meaning “Ox’s Shoulder,” is a picturesque hill in the Charmadi range of the Western Ghats. The trek begins from Mudigere or Shishila village and covers around 5 km of forested trails, grasslands, and rocky patches. The terrain gradually becomes steeper, testing balance and stamina, especially in the last stretch near the summit. The trail passes through dense shola forests filled with bird calls and offers continuous views of surrounding peaks.

The top of Ettina Bhuja provides a panoramic view of the Western Ghats and distant valleys dotted with coffee estates. The best time to visit is between October and February, when the weather is cool and visibility is clear. The hill’s remote location ensures peace and solitude, attracting trekkers who prefer less-crowded routes. The short yet demanding ascent makes Ettina Bhuja one of Sakleshpur’s most rewarding one-day treks.

Distance: 250 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 5 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate
55

Jenukal Gudda Trek, Sakleshpur – 230 km from Bangalore

Jenukal Gudda, also called “Honey Rock Hill,” stands as the second-highest peak in Karnataka. The trail starts near Betta Byraveshwara Temple and moves through coffee plantations, dense forests, and steep rocky slopes. The 8 km route offers stunning views of rolling hills and distant towns, making the moderate climb engaging for both beginners and experienced trekkers. The path’s uneven terrain keeps the journey exciting, especially in the early morning mist.

From the summit, trekkers can see the Arabian Sea on a clear day, along with views of Pushpagiri and Kumara Parvatha peaks. The hilltop is often covered in clouds, creating a dreamlike setting for photography. Jenukal Gudda is best explored post-monsoon when the vegetation is fresh and trails are firm. The combination of scenic beauty, varied terrain, and tranquillity makes it one of the highlights of the Sakleshpur region.

Distance: 230 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 8 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
56

Kumara Parvatha (Pushpagiri) Trek, Somwarpet – 270 km from Bangalore

Kumara Parvatha, also known as Pushpagiri, is among Karnataka’s most challenging and scenic treks. The route begins at Kukke Subramanya Temple and stretches about 13 km to the summit, with steep climbs through thick forests, grasslands, and rocky ridges. The first half passes through dense vegetation, while the second opens to exposed trails offering sweeping views of the Western Ghats. The journey demands endurance, making it popular among seasoned trekkers.

The peak stands at 1,712 metres, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and distant peaks like Shesha Parvatha. Many trekkers camp midway at Bhattaramane before the final ascent to watch the sunrise from the top. The best season to trek is between October and February, when the weather is dry and pleasant. With its rugged terrain and dramatic landscapes, Kumara Parvatha remains one of South India’s most iconic high-altitude treks.

Distance: 270 km from Bangalore

Trek Length: 13 km (one way)

Best Season: October to February

Difficulty: Difficult
57

Kabbaladurga - 82 km from Bangalore

Next, in the list of treks near bangalore within 200 km that you can visit at night is the Kabbaladurga. With a wide array of flora and fauna that come lively at night, this is a must-witness place. When here, you can gape at the trails of monolithic rocks or you can pump up your adrenaline to its notch, by tracing its rugged terrain and it is one of the places to visit near Bangalore within 150 kms.

On this trek, you can enjoy a combination of adventures and camping all together and create everlasting memories with your bunch of people.

Distance from Bangalore: Approximately 82 km away.

Best to visit: The best time to witness Kabbaladurga Trek is from July to September.

Recommended Read: 15 Best Places for Night Trekking in Bangalore

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People Also Ask About Bangalore

  1. What are the best short treks around Bangalore?

    Here are some of the best short trekking around Bangalore:

    1. Ramanagara: Trekking in the silk town of Ramanagara is widely popular for its pitch climbing and fishing activities. Taking this trek with some of your loved ones, you can spend time fishing in Kanva and Janapada Loka reservoir and this is one of the best trekking places near Bangalore.

    2. Nandi Hills: 
    Trekking up to the top of the Nandi Hills is one of the best things that you can try out on your weekends. Being the summer retreat for Tipu Sultan, this place offers amazing views of nature all around. You can also spend time at the place of worship on the top of the hills. 

    3. Skandagiri: 
    Skandagiri happens to be one of the best treks that any trekking pro wishes to take on. It is widely popular for birdwatching and overnight camping. 

    4. Anthargange: 
    This can be considered as a unique place that included volcanic rocks, boulders, caves, and small hillocks. It offers a perfect blend of trekking and cave exploration tours and this is one of the best trekking places near Bangalore.

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  2. What are some of the easy treks around Bangalore?

    Here are some of the best easy treks around Bangalore:

    1. Savandurga Hill: Savandurga Hill is one of the largest monoliths of Asia and it is one of the best places to carry out overnight trekking places in Bangalore.

    2. Devarayanadurga: 
    Devarayanadurga trek takes adventure seekers close to the best of nature and its elements such as natural springs and caves. Coming over to this place, you will be able to sight the idols of Lord Rama, Lakshman, and Sita. 

    3. Makalidurga: 
    Makalidurga can be considered as a moderately difficult trek that you can attempt with your adventure junkies group. This trek boasts of serenity, granite hillocks, wild shrubs, and other vegetation. 

    4. Madhugiri: 
    This is one of the least explored trekking places in Bangalore. On the other hand, it is one such trek that would give you an offbeat experience. In the course of taking this trek, you will be able to sight the architectural ruins of Gopalakrishna Temple on the peak.
  3. Which are the best weekend treks from bangalore?

    1. Skandagiri Sunrise Trek: A famous 8 km trek with an altitude of 1450 m is the best place to go for a trekking weekend in Bangalore. This trek is famous for its sunset and for the ruins of Tipu Sultan’s fort that you get to witness along the way.

    2. Channagiri Trek:
    Channagiri Trek is another beautiful trek that you can plan for going on a weekend with your friends or even alone from Bangalore. This 2-hour trek is known for its picturesque views of the Deccan Plateau and varied vegetation. 

    3. Kumara Parvatha Trek:
    Kumara Parvatha Trek in Coorg is another short trek that you can cover in just a few hours. This 28 km long trek is situated in the second highest peak of Coorg at an altitude of 5624 feets above the sea and is known for its rugged trails and panoramic views of the majestic mountains. 

    4. Uttari Betta Trek:
    If you love watching the sunrise, Uttari Betta Trek is the perfect trek for you. Take this 5km long trek at midnight to witness the most amazing sunrise. This famous trek will take you through caves and exotic wildlife in Bangalore.
  4. Is Kodachadri Trek safe?

    Kodachadri Trek located in the state of Karnataka is super safe. The climate of the place remains moderate all through the year and does not pose to be one of the difficulties for trekkers. The best time for trekking at this place is from the month of September to the month of February as the climatic conditions remain favourable as well as safe for trekking.
  5. How difficult is Kodachadri Trek?

    Kodachadri Trek is a moderately difficult trek. If you have a decent level of physical fitness then you can easily cover the trek without facing a lot of hassles.
  6. How long is Kodachadri Trek?

    The distance to be covered in Kodachadri Trek is about 4 Km. The peak height of the trek is about 1343 meters above sea level. This is a one day trek and takes about 4 – 5 hours to complete the trek.
  7. How can I go to Skandagiri hills from Bangalore?

    Skandagiri hills are located around 62 km from Bangalore with the nearest airport and railway-station in the city. To reach Skandagiri one would have to reach Bangalore either by a flight or by a train, then complete the remaining journey to the hills by road via taxi or a personal vehicle. The duration of the travel would be 1.5-2 hours from the Bellary Road and NH-44 route.

  8. How do you trek Kodachadri?

    If you wish to trek to Kodachadri then you would need to reach Nagodi village or Shimoga Village, which happens to be the base camps for trekking. You can get direct buses in the Shimoga route until Kudajadri trail starting point. After that, you can choose to go up in a jeep or go walking the rest distance.
  9. How do I get to Makalidurga?

    Makalidurga is located at a distance of 55 Km from the city centre of Bangalore. The nearest railway station is Makalidurga railway station and the nearest airport is Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore.
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24 October 2015
Agnimitra Banerjee Nishani Motte Trek
Excellent
Trekking and water adventure...what else can be so tempting especially for adventurists like me. This things give me my Kick. Wonderful place and everything is just up-to-the-mark. I'm certainly exploring more of South India now and to get the best of South I prefer reading thrillophilia reviews .
26 July 2018
Abhiram Tadiandamol Trek
Excellent
It was a very well organised trek by friendly and courteous hosts. Shahid, Danny, Habib and Avinash were great and were fun to trek with. Homestay near Shuntikoppa was beautiful with coffee plantations close-by and it was raining the whole time. Trek is an easy to medium range one. Except for the rain and leeches (which we were informed earlier) there is absolutely nothing to point out in the trek. We met many new people and it felt like college days all over again. Loved this trek and would definitely recommend it to everyone.
17 September 2018
Abhi Abhi Kudremukh Trek
Excellent
I would say that this is once in a lifetime trekking experience. Conquering the 3 highest peak. Karthik n Anupam who were our ODL made our trek memorable n entertaining through out, very friendly n energetic guys. We never felt that this was a group trek with some strangers, it was a nice bonding experience n meet new people. It’s a must do for core trekkers.. tests your endurance n spirt. 22 kms to n fro.. if u think only climb would b difficult n u can come down easily your wrong.. the path is so narrow n tricks n will test you in each n evry corner. A sense of accomplishment after completing the trip successfully with lots of stories to tell around and eager to venture on the next one. Thanks a lot to Anupam n karthik who took such good care of us throughout the trip.. awesome hospitality. Would love trekking with you all again soon
15 August 2014
Rajinder Butt Kudremukh Trek
Excellent
Kudremukh is an amazing peak and so far I had just heard about this place but finally I get to see it. Amazing place - loved the trekking experience. What an experience. I'm going again.
26 September 2014
udit kumar Skandagiri Trek
Excellent
It was my first trekking and had loads of fun :) Planning another trip with thrillophilia grp very soon.
04 March 2021
Shanmuk Shanmuk Kudremukh Trek
Excellent
It's really wonderful, with stay and hosting. Totally liked it.
02 March 2021
Bharathi S Dudhsagar Trek And Dandeli Rafting
Superb
Positive Trip was well organised. Pick up was on time. Cottage was decent and comfortable. Doodhsagar Trek was amazing. Trek Lead Randhir was always there for help. Bonfire was great. Not so positive There were 13 members but the vehicle arranged had only 12 seats. 4 people had to adjust in 3 seats in last row. It was mentioned that for the trek for half way Jeep will be provided and rest will be trek. However, there was no jeep facility. We did trek for 9kms ‘To’ and while coming back it 14kms way which would have been impossible to cover just by trek. Luckily we found alternative. Also, the next day due to crowd and fall in water level we missed the river rafting which was the main attraction of Dandeli. It was truly disappointing. Had we planned well, we wouldn’t have missed it may be. Overall it was a great experience. Thanks to Thrillophilia and Trek Lead.
01 March 2021
Divya Ranjana Microlight Flying In Bangalore
Excellent
I booked it for my husband , as it was his dream to fly a plane. And could say it was the best gift I was able to give him in our so long relationship. But make sure you book from thrillophilia , don't get cheated by other sites who offer same experience in double the amount.
28 February 2021
Sai Kiran Kumara Parvatha Trek
Superb
A wonderful & challenging trek - toughest that I have done in South India. The views & the environs at the top of Seshaparvatha were just thrilling. The trek had multitude of elements - forest, grasslands, rocks, a refreshing stream ... Plus the experience of staying in a tent, being in the lap of nature was wonderful The initial part of the trek till Girigadde (on day 1) was exhausting due to the heat and the humidity plus having to carry our luggage along with our tent & sleeping bag. But the second day was all mesmerizing - with that experience, we did not know tiresomeness at all. Few suggestions - 1. It would be great if the hotel where we stop for dinner is vegetarian - it will allow for inclusivity in the group 2. If arrangements could be done to get the tent & sleeping bag delivered at Girigadde, we do not have to carry it along, making the first day experience also enjoyable. Overall a pleasant experience and looking forward to many more
24 February 2021
Yatish S Shilhaandara Resort
Superb
Good place to have family, it can accommodate larger groups. Could have even organizers more activites in wider spread orchid area, pool is pretty good. Rain dance floor other activities was awesome and Peaceful place. You can spend a day with your family or friends peacefully. Food was decent in both veg and non veg are good. I personally recomend to everyone to visit and enjoy ur day with family or friends.. we enjoyed a lottttttttt.

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