Range Trek
Range treks are the ultimate Sahyadri challenge — multi-day traverses that link villages, passes and forts across a mountain range in one unforgettable route.
4 trips found
ModerateSahyadri · 2D/1N
Lonavala to Bhimashankar Range TrekThe classic 70 km Sahyadri backcountry trek from Lonavala to the Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga — through rainforest, tribal villages and vast flower-covered plateaus.
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₹2,499
DifficultMalshej Ghat · 3D/2N
Naneghat to Bhimashankar Range TrekA 3-day heritage traverse from the ancient Naneghat pass to the Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga, linking Jivdhan, Dhakoba and Durg forts across the Sahyadris.
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₹2,999
DifficultNashik · 2D/1N
Salher Salota Range TrekTrek the highest fort in Maharashtra — the Salher–Salota twin forts in the Nashik Sahyadris, with a night of camping at the top and views into Gujarat.
Starting from
₹2,499
ModeratePune · 2D/1N
Rajgad to Torna Range TrekWalk the historic ridge from Rajgad — Shivaji Maharaj's capital for 25 years — to Torna, the first fort he captured, on a classic 2-day Sahyadri traverse.
Starting from
₹1,999
Range Treks from Mumbai & Pune
A range trek is the complete Sahyadri experience: instead of climbing one hill and coming back, you walk across an entire mountain range, linking passes, villages, plateaus and forts over two or three days. You carry a light pack, sleep at a village homestay or under the stars at a fort top, and finish far from where you started — the classic point-to-point trek that veteran trekkers dream about.
Maharashtra offers some of the best range treks in India. The Lonavala to Bhimashankar Range Trek (LoBhi) crosses 70 km of rainforest, tribal villages and vast plateaus to end at the Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga. The Naneghat to Bhimashankar Range Trek adds Naneghat, Jivdhan, Dhakoba and Durg forts for a three-day heritage marathon. In the far north, the Salher Salota Range Trek climbs the highest fort in Maharashtra (5,175 ft) with ridge-top camping. And the Rajgad to Torna Range Trek follows the historic path from Shivaji's capital to the first fort he ever captured, over a spectacular open ridge.
Range treks demand good fitness and a bit of trekking experience — expect 6 to 12 km of walking a day, river crossings, and weather that can change in minutes. The reward is village homestays, quiet trails, and the deep satisfaction of crossing a mountain range on foot.
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