Maps, pictures, GPS Coordinates, trail and route information – the only guide you’ll ever need to plan a trek to Makalidurga!

Of the “Panchagiris” (Nandi Giri, Chandragiri, Skandagiri, Brahmagiri and Hema Giri), or five hills of Chikballapur district, trek to Skandagiri is one of the prominent ones. Skandagiri is located in a village called Kalavara Halli, and hence it is also known as Kalavara Durga. At the foothills of Skandagiri lies one of Karnataka’s ancient and […]

Maps, pictures, GPS Coordinates, trail and route information – the only guide you’ll ever need to plan a trek to Savandurga!

Huliyurdurga is one of the Navadurgas built to protect the city of Bangalore. Situated 80 km from the city, it’s an ideal one-day trek.

The Varlakonda Fort trek is an easy but challenging trek close to Bengaluru. It has a diverse trail that goes through grasslands, rock sections, and ever a forest section.

Trek documentation of Aane Gudda trek in Karnataka. This trek is an easy-level trek which can be done as a day trek as well as a one night trek, two days trek.

An easy, offbeat trek just over an hour outside Bangalore, Halu Chilume Ganga Temple trek offers a dose of adventure with its thorny trails and unexplored nooks.

Locally known as Channakeshava Betta, Channagiri is a less frequent trail towards the North west of the Nandi Hills Chain. Witness a surprising amount of variety in landscape on this short trek.

Kudremukh is a getaway trek – to get a break from the daily grind of routine, and stroll through the Ghats, to walk past forests and grasslands, and to feel away from the known, but yet at home.

Maps, pictures, downloadable GPX file and information about two different routes- this is the only guide you’ll ever need to plan a trek to Kumara Parvatha!

The Kumta – Gokarna Beach Trek takes you through some of the most scenic beaches of India. Some parts being inaccessible by road, makes it an exciting trek.

Balekallu and Kodekallu Peak Trek Balekallu Peak is one of the highest peaks in Charmadi and is located around 15 km from Charmadi. Kodekallu is close to Balekallu. “Kode” means umbrella in Kannada and the hill got this name because of an umbrella-shaped boulder at the peak. More than 30 people can take shelter under this […]