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The monsoon in Maharashtra is the perfect time to explore nature. With lush green hills, flowing waterfalls, and fresh mountain air, it’s the season for exciting treks! Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, there’s a trek for everyone. Here are 10 beautiful monsoon treks to try — from easy walks to thrilling climbs:


🌿 Easy Treks

1. Bhivpuri Waterfall, Karjat
A short trek through streams and green paths takes you to this beautiful waterfall. Great for families!
Duration: 1 day | Height: 115 ft | Best Time: June–Sept

2. Duke’s Nose, Khandala
A sharp cliff with amazing views! You can reach it via two routes — one short and one longer. Rappelling and rock climbing add more thrill.
Duration: 2–4 hrs | Height: 3,200 ft | Best Time: July–Sept

3. Karnala Fort, Raigad
Walk through the bird sanctuary and enjoy the peaceful trail up to this 14th-century fort.
Duration: 1 day | Height: 1,440 ft | Best Time: June–April

4. Devkund Waterfall, Bhira Village
A hidden gem with a powerful 80 ft waterfall. The forest trail is fun, and you can even camp near the water.
Duration: 3–4 hrs | Height: 2,700 ft | Best Time: Aug–Nov

5. Peb Fort (Vikatgad), Matheran
A simple trail with lovely views. You might even spot monkeys and camp in caves!
Duration: 1 day | Height: 2,050 ft | Best Time: July–Sept

6. Garbett Point, Matheran
This long but easy trek goes through waterfalls, villages, and forests to reach a breathtaking viewpoint.
Duration: 6 hrs | Height: 2,625 ft | Best Time: July–Sept

7. Korigad Fort, Lonavala
Perfect for beginners! A short hike with views of Aamby Valley and nearby lakes.
Duration: 2–4 hrs | Height: 3,020 ft | Best Time: July–Sept


🧗 Medium Trek

8. Takmak Fort, Palghar
A scenic trek with paddy fields, wildflowers, and history. The climb is a bit tough at the top, so go with a guide.
Duration: 1 day | Height: 2,000 ft | Best Time: June–Sept


🌧️ Monsoon Trek Tips

  • Always inform someone about your trekking plan

  • Carry water, snacks, and extra clothes

  • Wear good shoes and stretchable clothes

  • Use a stick to check the ground while walking

  • Go with a guide if the trail is tricky


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By Khushi Vaid

Khushi Vaid is a travel writer at Traveller Gossip, sharing budget-friendly international travel guides, visa information, and practical trip planning tips for Indian travelers. She focuses on real travel costs, affordable destinations, and honest research to help readers travel smarter and more confidently.

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