Upcoming Treks

Discover one of the lesser-explored trails of the Sahyadris on the Telyachi Naal & Thip Thipya Ghat Trek. The route winds through dense forests, rocky terrain, hidden valleys and scenic mountain landscapes, offering a refreshing escape from the usual trekking trails. With its raw wilderness, peaceful surroundings and beautiful views, this offbeat trek is perfect for those seeking a more adventurous and immersive Sahyadri experience.

Kalsubai Peak stands proudly as the highest point in Maharashtra at an elevation of 1,646 metres. Nestled within the scenic Kalsubai Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary in the Ahilyanagar district, this trek is a must-do bucket list adventure for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. Starting from the base village of Bari, the trek is moderately challenging and takes about 3 to 4 hours to ascend, making it accessible to both beginners with good fitness and seasoned trekkers.

Discover the hidden paradise of the Sahyadris with the Devkund Waterfall Trek. Hidden deep within the lush forests near Bhira Dam in Maharashtra, this moderate 12 km round-trip trail takes you through dense jungle paths, open fields, and exciting stream crossings. The ultimate reward? A breathtaking 250-foot plunge waterfall that empties into a stunning, crystal-clear turquoise natural pool. It’s the perfect one-day escape for fit beginners and seasoned hikers looking for a classic monsoon or post-monsoon adventure.

Harishchandragad is one of the most iconic and scenic forts in the Sahyadris, renowned for its rugged trails, ancient temples, lush green landscapes, and breathtaking mountain views. The trek takes you through beautiful forests, rocky patches, and picturesque plateaus, leading to the magnificent Konkan Kada, a spectacular cliff offering panoramic views of the Konkan region. With its rich history, natural beauty, and thrilling trekking routes, Harishchandragad is a must-visit destination for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp. Mt. Kanchenjunga The third highest mountain in the world… 8,586 metres! Isn’t that enough to make you pack your bags and head for one of the most spectacular journeys in the Himalayas!!!! Popularly known as KBC, this is not just a trek, but an expedition into one of the last great wildernesses of Nepal. From pristine forests and remote mountain villages to massive glaciers and breathtaking views of Kanchenjunga and its surrounding giants, every step is an experience in itself.

Experience the ultimate Himalayan pilgrimage to the foot of the world’s highest peak. This iconic Everest Base Camp (EBC) journey with GAF takes you through legendary Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries, and the dramatic Khumbu Icefall for a life-changing mountain experience.

Experience the ultimate Himalayan adventure with the Goechala Pass Trek. Witness stunning vistas of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the pristine Samiti Lake, and vibrant rhododendron forests. Join Giripremi Adventure Foundation for an expert-led journey through Sikkim’s breathtaking landscapes of Goechala. Book your slot for 2026-27 today!

Lohagad Fort (literally meaning "Iron Fort") is one of Maharashtra’s most formidable yet accessible hill fortresses. Perched at an elevation of 1,033 metres (3,389 feet) near Lonavala in the Pune district, this trek is a massive favorite for beginners, families, and casual weekend travelers due to its seamless blend of natural beauty and grand architecture. Setting off from the base village of Lohagadwadi, the climb takes a brief 30 to 45 minutes to reach the top. Alternatively, adventure seekers can take a longer, scenic 2-hour walk starting from the Malavli Railway Station. It is a year-round destination, transforming into a lush, misty paradise with running water on the steps during the monsoon.

Vishramgad Fort Trek is a scenic adventure into the Sahyadris, offering a beautiful blend of history, nature, and trekking. The trail winds through lush landscapes and rocky terrain before reaching the historic Vishramgad Fort, known for its association with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and its strategic location in the Sahyadri ranges. The trek offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains, making it a rewarding experience for both adventure seekers and history enthusiasts. With its peaceful surroundings and captivating fort remains, Vishramgad is an ideal destination for a memorable day in the Sahyadris.

The Manaslu circuit is a remote Himalayan trek that circles Mount Manaslu, offering a mix of wilderness, culture, and high altitude adventure. Starting near Maccha Khola and ending at Dharapani, the trail passes through the protected Manaslu Conservation Area, traditional villages like Samagaon, and crosses the dramatic Larkya La Pass near Kathmandu. Known for its solitude and raw Himalayan beauty, the Manaslu circuit is ideal for trekkers seeking an authentic and less crowded mountain journey.

Antheia residents, it’s time to swap your Sunday routine for forests, streams and a little adventure! Join us for the Devkund Waterfall Trek a fun filled 12 km trail through lush green forests, open landscapes and exciting stream crossings, leading to the spectacular Devkund Waterfall. A perfect chance to get outdoors, meet fellow residents, enjoy the trail together and come back with tired legs, great photos and plenty of memories!

Hidden above the Kullu Valley, Bijlee Mahadev is a trek where mythology, nature, and Himalayan views come together beautifully. The trail winds through fragrant pine and deodar forests, open meadows, and traditional mountain villages before reaching the iconic Bijlee Mahadev Temple. From the summit, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramas of the Kullu and Parvati Valleys, making this a perfect Himalayan escape for beginners as well as experienced trekkers looking for a short yet memorable adventure.

Hidden amidst the lush green hills of the Sahyadris near Wai, Kamalgad Fort is a scenic monsoon destination known for its unique volcanic rock formations, panoramic mountain views, and historical significance. The trail passes through dense forests, open grasslands, and mist-covered ridges, offering a peaceful trekking experience away from crowded routes. One of the fort's most fascinating attractions is the Geru Well (Kavechi Vihir) a deep rock-cut well reached by descending a narrow flight of steps carved inside the mountain. During the monsoon, the fort transforms into a green paradise with flowing streams, cool weather, and spectacular views of nearby forts like Kenjalgad, Raireshwar, and Panchgani. With its moderate difficulty and captivating landscapes, the Kamalgad Fort Trek is an ideal monsoon adventure for trekkers seeking history, nature, and breathtaking Sahyadri scenery.

Experience the thrill of a Rajgad Night Trek, one of the most iconic treks near Pune. Starting under the starlit sky, this trek takes you through dense forest trails and rugged paths leading to the historic Rajgad Fort, once the capital of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. As you ascend in the cool night breeze, the silence of the Sahyadris and the glowing city lights below create a magical atmosphere. Reaching the top by early morning rewards you with a breathtaking sunrise and panoramic views of the surrounding forts and valleys, making the Rajgad Night Trek a perfect blend of adventure, history, and natural beauty.

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Salher Fort is the highest hill fort in Maharashtra, standing tall at an impressive altitude of 5,141 feet (1,567 meters) in the scenic Sahyadri mountain range. Located near Nashik, this legendary stronghold is famous for the historic Battle of Salher (1672)—the first open-field battle won by the Maratha Empire against the Mughals. Today, it stands as a premier destination for trekkers seeking breathtaking panoramic views, ancient rock-cut caves, and a thrilling brush with history.

Panhala Fort is one of the largest and most strategically vital fortresses in the Deccan region, located just 20 kilometers from Kolhapur. Famously linked to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s narrow and legendary escape during the Siege of Panhala (1660), this historic stronghold blends Maratha and Adil Shahi architectural grandeur. Today, it stands as a premier destination for travelers looking to explore pristine stepwells, massive granaries, and winding defensive walls, all nestled within a cool, scenic hill station setting.

Sindhudurg and Vijaydurg forts are the twin titans of Maratha naval history, standing proudly along Maharashtra’s stunning Konkan coast. While the island-bound Sindhudurg requires a thrilling boat ride to explore its massive walls and the world's only temple dedicated to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the peninsular Vijaydurg—dubbed the "Gibraltar of the East"—is accessible by land and boasts an impenetrable, triple-layered defensive layout. Together, these UNESCO-recognized maritime strongholds offer an unforgettable trekking experience that blends raw coastal adventure with brilliant 17th-century military engineering.

The Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is one of the most enchanting meadow treks in India, blending breathtaking Himalayan scenery with the soothing calm of alpine grasslands. From the moment you step on the trail, the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek welcomes you with rolling green slopes, whispering winds, and mesmerizing mountain views. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or setting foot on your first trail, the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek offers the perfect balance of beauty, challenge, and serenity. Few places in the Himalayas rival the vast open spaces of this trek, where every sunrise over Mt. Trishul feels like a masterpiece painted on the horizon.

The Kuari Pass Trek is a 6-day, beginner-friendly alpine journey located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Reaching a maximum altitude of 12,516 feet, this 28 km circuit is famous for its flawless view of Nanda Devi (India’s second-highest peak). Featuring gradual ascents through serene wilderness and pristine campsites like Khullara and Tali, it balances high-reward scenery with a highly manageable difficulty curve.

Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa at 5,895 meters (19,341 ft), rises majestically in northeastern Tanzania near the Kenya border. Formed by three volcanic cones Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira, it is a dormant stratovolcano and one of the world’s most iconic trekking destinations. The mountain offers a rare journey through five distinct ecological zones, from cultivated foothills and lush rainforests to alpine desert and an arctic summit with shrinking glaciers. This dramatic diversity, combined with its cultural importance and breathtaking landscapes, makes Kilimanjaro a symbol of adventure and resilience drawing climbers from around the world to experience the legendary “Roof of Africa.”

Khanderi Fort (officially renamed Kanhoji Angre Island) is a historic 17th-century marine fortress situated on a rocky island in the Arabian Sea, about 5 km off the coast of Alibaug, Maharashtra. Originally built under the direction of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in 1679 to counter foreign naval powers, this strategic outpost was later fortified into a deadly naval base by Admiral Kanhoji Angre. Protected as a state monument, the island is famous for its towering, active British-era lighthouse and its remarkably intact interlocking stone ramparts.

Tucked away in the quiet Pabbar Valley of Himachal Pradesh, Mural Danda is one of those rare Himalayan treks that still feels untouched. The trail winds through dense oak and pine forests, hidden meadows, and lonely ridgelines before leading to a spectacular summit at 3,750 m (12,300 ft). On a clear day, the reward is a breathtaking panorama stretching from the Kinnaur Himalayas to the mighty peaks of the Garhwal region, including Bandarpoonch, Kalanag and Swargarohini. If you enjoy peaceful trails, endless mountain views, and the feeling of discovering a place before the crowds do, Mural Danda is a trek you’ll remember for a long time.

Discover the magic of the Himalayas together! The Dhakuri Top trek offers an easy, beginner-friendly trail through lush oak forests and alpine meadows, rewarding your family with jaw-dropping views of Nanda Devi. The perfect mountain escape for all generations.

Suvarnadurg Fort, famously known as the "Golden Fort," is a majestic 17th-century island citadel located in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Harnai near Dapoli, Maharashtra. Sprawled across 8 acres on a rocky island, this undefeated marine fortress was reinforced by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in 1660 and later served as the formidable naval headquarters for the legendary Maratha Admiral Kanhoji Angre.

Gingee Fort, often hailed as the "Troy of the East," is a magnificent and sprawling hill fortress complex located in the Villupuram District of Tamil Nadu, India. Spanning across three interconnected rocky hillocks—Rajagiri, Krishnagiri, and Chandrayandurg—the fort is celebrated as one of the most impregnable strongholds in South India.

Embark on the Kedarkantha Winter Trek, one of India’s most popular snow treks. Hike through pine forests, charming villages, and pristine white meadows to reach the summit with stunning Himalayan views. Ideal for beginners and adventure enthusiasts alike. Kedarkantha is one of the winter treks with easy access to base village and a moderate begginner friendly trail.

Pratapgad Fort is a majestic hill fortress and the iconic site of the Battle of Pratapgad (1659), where Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj famously defeated the formidable Mughal-allied general Afzal Khan. Perched at an altitude of 3,543 feet (1,080 meters) near the popular hill station of Mahabaleshwar, this heavily fortified stronghold commands stunning views of the surrounding valleys. Today, it stands as an architectural marvel, featuring pristine watchtowers, a massive bronze statue of Shivaji Maharaj, and deep historical resonance.

Imagine walking through deep green forests and bamboo groves, only to emerge into a secret amphitheater of snow capped peaks. This is the Annapurna Base Camp trek, a journey where you are surrounded 360 degrees by the Himalayas without needing any technical skills. It’s the perfect first big trek because you don’t need to camp you sleep in cozy tea houses every night, making the "roof of the world" feel surprisingly accessible.

The Nar Phu Valley Trek is an extraordinary journey into two of Nepal’s most remote and culturally rich mountain valleys, where ancient Tibetan-influenced villages, dramatic landscapes and towering Himalayan peaks come together to create an experience unlike any conventional trek. As the trail winds through narrow gorges, rugged rock formations, alpine meadows and high-altitude yak pastures, every day brings a new perspective of the mountains. The remote villages of Nar and Phu offer a glimpse into a centuries-old way of life, where traditional stone houses, monasteries and local customs remain closely connected to the harsh yet beautiful Himalayan environment. Crossing high mountain passes and reaching altitudes of over 5,000 metres, this is a demanding adventure that calls for strong physical fitness, endurance and a willingness to embrace the challenges of high-altitude trekking. The rewards are equally extraordinary—vast glacial landscapes, dramatic Himalayan panoramas and a profound sense of being far away from the ordinary.

The Langtang Valley Trek is one of Nepal’s most scenic Himalayan journeys, offering an immersive experience in the heart of the Langtang National Park. The Langtang Valley is known for its peaceful trails, traditional villages, alpine meadows, and dramatic mountain views, making the Langtang Trek ideal for trekkers seeking beauty without heavy crowds. The Langtang Valley route leads to Kyanjin Gompa, surrounded by glaciers and peaks like Langtang Lirung and Ganchenpo. With rich biodiversity, cultural encounters, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, the Langtang Valley Trek is perfect for both beginners and experienced trekkers looking for an authentic Langtang Valley experience.

Hidden away in the mountains above Manali, the Shirgan Tungu Base Trek is one of those rare Himalayan journeys that still feels untouched. The trail winds through fragrant cedar forests, colourful alpine meadows, sparkling mountain streams and peaceful campsites before opening up to magnificent views of the mighty Pir Panjal range. If you’re looking to experience the Himalayas away from the crowds, this trek is a beautiful blend of solitude, nature and adventure.

Renowned as one of the world’s premier trekking destinations, the Annapurna Circuit offers an unparalleled 155-kilometer odyssey through the heart of the Nepalese Himalayas. This iconic trail transitions seamlessly from the lush, subtropical forests of the Marsyangdi River valley to the stark, high altitude deserts of the Tibetan plateau, culminating in the exhilarating crossing of the Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters. Along the way, trekkers are treated to front-row views of the Annapurna Massif and several 8,000 meter peaks, while immersing themselves in a rich cultural tapestry of Hindu villages and Buddhist settlements. Ideal for those with a moderate fitness level, the trek is best experienced during the clear windows of spring and autumn, providing a life-changing blend of physical challenge and spiritual serenity.

Mera Peak Expedition is a rewarding Himalayan adventure that takes you through remote valleys, traditional Sherpa villages, and high-altitude landscapes before reaching one of Nepal’s finest summit viewpoints. At 6,476 metres, the climb offers a true expedition experience for trekkers ready to step up their mountaineering journey.

The Buran Ghati Trek is a captivating Himalayan journey that stands out for its dramatic landscape changes and thrilling adventure. It starts in traditional villages with terraced fields and local architecture in Himachal Pradesh. Then, it goes through dense forests of pine, oak, and rhododendron. Overall, the trek offers an enchanting experience with stunning scenery shifts.

The Har Ki Dun trek, also known as the Valley of Gods, is a breathtaking 43 km journey through Uttarakhand's Garhwal Himalayas. Nestled at 3,500 meters, the valley offers stunning scenery year-round. Summer boasts vibrant wildflowers and diverse wildlife, while winter transforms the landscape into a snowy wonderland.

Mt. Elbrus is the highest peak in Russia and the tallest mountain in Europe, rising to 5,642 meters (18,510 ft) in the western Caucasus Mountains. As one of the coveted Seven Summits, Mt. Elbrus is a dormant volcanic giant with two summits, West and East where our Mt. Elbrus expedition targets the West Summit (5,642 m) via the southern route. While the southern route on Mt. Elbrus is considered comparatively easier than the northern approach, climbing Mt. Elbrus still demands above-average physical fitness, prior high-altitude experience, and strong mental endurance. Our Mt. Elbrus program emphasizes thorough preparation, absolute safety, and proper acclimatization to ensure a well-paced and strategically planned Mt. Elbrus climb, making Mt. Elbrus not just a peak to summit, but a true high-altitude expedition experience at Europe’s highest point.