Sahyadri Treks

DEVKUND, is a naturally formed pond by the Famous Devkund Waterfall which originates from 'Plus valley'. This region is one of the major rainfall areas in Maharashtra. The trek starts from Bhira village and a beautiful trail goes through the jungle take you to Devkund. Average time taken to reach is around one and half hour.

Madhe Upande is a ancient Ghatwat in Western ghats of Sahyadri located near Velha. Madhe ghat trek starts from Kelad village.

Ratangad (रतनगड) is a fort in Ratan Wadi, in Bhandardara. The fort is located in the Nagar district of Maharashtra on the boundary of Nagar and Thane districts. This fort is often covered with flowering plants in November and you will be able to see Karvi which has blossomed.

Trek to Kataldhar... a scenic descend into the valley with incredible quaint location and inexplicable beauty.

Katraj to Sinhagad or 'K2S' is a very popular trek in Pune district. The trek starts from Katraj New Tunnel and via K-S hills we will end trek at T junction of Sinhgad Ghat Road. Time taken for this 13-15 kms long trek is around 6-7 hrs for an individual with good fitness.

An moderate route to trek up the Gupt Bhimashankar Temple is via Bhorgiri village. The trek to Gupt Bhimashankar through Bhorgiri involves approximately three hours of trekking across the jungle. En-route the top, you will also come across waterfalls and streams where you can snap amazing pictures with beautiful settings. As the temple is located in Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary, you have a great chance of witnessing 'Shekru', the Indian Giant Squirrel

Andharban - one of the most exciting monsoon treks of Sahyadri mountains with GAF's experienced guides

Raireshwar, the very fort where Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj took the oath of Swarajya at the age of 16.

These two forts together offer a unique opportunity to explore the region's heritage while immersing oneself in its natural beauty.

Sarasgad Fort, a majestic fort perched on a 490-meter hill near Pali in Raigad district, Maharashtra, is a testament to India's rich history. This strategically important fort was once under the control of Malik Ahmad Nizam Shah 1 before falling into the hands of Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.