Trekking
Peb (Vikatgad) Fort
Add: Neral, Thane, Maharashtra, India
"Located near Matheran, at a height of 2,100 meters above sea level, Peb fort overlooks the Konkan region and is ideal for one-day trekking. With a temple dedicated to Swami Samartha at the top and caves comprising a meditation chamber, the view of the entire Neral and Karjat region is visible from the top."
Tungareshwar
Add: Vasai, Thane, Maharashtra, India
"One of the highest mountain plateaus in Vasai, at a height of more than 2,000 feet, Tungareshwar hills are a popular picnic spot in the city. You can trek up the hill to Shiva temple and even enjoy the sight of a waterfall there."
Chanderi Fort
Add: Badlapur, Thane, Maharashtra, India
"Around 60 kms from Mumbai, this towering massif is 800 meters high and looks more like a plateau. Surrounded by lush greenery, it takes around two to three hours to reach the top of the fort but the view from the top is surely worth the climb."
Lohagad
Add: Lonavla, Pune, Maharashtra
"Right beside Mumbaikar’s very own Lonavla, this spot is a trekking favorite in this season. The most exhilarating experience with clouds touching you and making you we, this location is a simple and enjoyable one. The beautiful Bhaja caves and Pawda pond also adds to the already exuberant view and is a perfect picnic spot."
Rajmachi
Add: Karjat, Thane, Maharashtra, India
"This is one of the famous trekking spots that many have heard of. Connected to Karjat’s Kondivade village as well as Lonavla, this trek will give you a warm feeling with lush of green and wonderful waterfalls/ the peak also has two forts, the Shri Vardhan and Manoranjan fort which takes you back to history."
NaneGhat
Add: Junnar, Pune, Maharashtra, India
"A mountain pass in the Western Ghats range near Junnar in Pune, NaneGhat is one of those treks that is easy and relaxing with some of the best views. An ancient trade route used in the 200 BCE, the of historic toll gates are still evidently seen. This place is near the Shivneri Fort, known for its historic military fortification."
