One Day Treks

Gudibande is a city in Chikkaballapur District in the Indian State of Karnataka. Gudibande Fort was built by a yogi and a local chieftain called Byre Gowda some 400 odd years ago in the 17th century. It was believed that he belonged to the Tuluva dynasty of the Vijayanagar empire. *Caution: -Please don't register if you are very unfit or suffer from weak joints. This event requires basic fitness and a decent amount of stamina. Difficulty level : Easy Trek Length : 4 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 826 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 90 Kms  Minimum Age : 6 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) read more read less

Uttari Betta is a 5 kms trek across a spectacular lush green landscape which offers a quite unique scenic views similar to western ghats, it is also One of  the Karnataka's greatest day hike. The trek starts from a small village, entering the fort wall and passes through seven doors of stone to reach the halfway point of the hike which has a temple of Shankareswar at the top. The view from the temple top is beautiful enough to seize your mind for a moment. Once we cross the temple, the trek continues ahead crossing a small jungle-cave, experiencing a whole new unexpected world and ends at the grassland top of the hill which is surrounded by huge boulders. After spending some time at the top with little chit-chat and pack lunch, we begin to descend back towards the base point of the trek. Difficulty level : Easy Trek Length : 4 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1130 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 80 Kms  Minimum Age : 6 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) For a bulk booking discount, call 9902027262. Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Difficulty level : Moderate Trek Length : 6 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1097 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 90 Kms  Minimum Age : 8 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) read more read less

Difficulty level : Easy to Moderate Trek Length : 4 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1166 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 60 Kms  Minimum Age : 6 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) read more read less

Makkalidurga is 60kms away from Bengaluru after Dodda Ballapur. Makkalidurga, also known as Gunjur Hill, is situated at Makalidurga village, 12 km from Ghati Subramanya. On the top is a magazine house called as Maddinanave built out of brick and mortar with an oval shaped window-like opening. A succession of dilapidated fort walls and a temple housing the statue of Linga and Nandi tells the tale of Sage Markandeya performing penance here for a long time. Though the ascent is tedious, the summit offers inquisitive 360° landscape views. The jabbing dry grass is an irritant in dry months and is challenging to discover the grass-covered route during the rains. Expect high winds and fog on the hilltop. The awesome sight of the train chugging at the foothills seems straight out of a children's storybook. Difficulty level : Moderate Trek Length : 5 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1350 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 60 Kms  Minimum Age : 6 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) read more read less

Chinaga Betta is one of the lesser known trails in tumkur, which is very closely located to Devarayandurga. After a quick breakfast we reach the start point of the trek. The trail starts from Torana Anjaneya Temple which is 2.5 kms to the view point.  Difficulty level : Easy to Moderate Trek Length : 5 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1225 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 80 Kms  Minimum Age : 7 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) read more read less

Channarayana Durga is a hill station near Tumkur. It is good place for trekking and rock climbing. The height is of about 1,188 mts. If forts or treasures that have evaded history's books are the kind of thing that make you salivate, then Channarayanadurga is where your next adventure lies. A mere hundred kilometers from the concrete of Bangalore city is the stolid granite of a hill fort that has borne witness to the rise and fall of several empires. Originally built by the lesser known Kings of Madhugiri, it was then passed into the hands of the shrewd Marathas. It became a sure bone of contention between the Marathas and the Mysore Wodeyars, who toyed with Channarayanadurga and passed her back and forth for many long years until the culmination of the Third Mysore War. This, quite possibly, offers basis to the hundreds of attempts made by locals as well as intrigued travelers who aimlessly hunt the hill down for any semblance of treasure that might have also escaped history's victors. Though not a single one of these attempts have met with any luck, their undying enthusiasm will keep them coming back for more.  On the other hand, there are a unique breed of enthusiasts who try their luck at a different feat and also come back, hungering for more - they are trekkers. Now,  channarayanadurga may not have any treasure left in her chest, but the stuff she is made of sure offers just as fulfilling a challenge to any trekker that attempts this trail. By itself, the Channarayanadurga trek can be classified as moderate. The starting point of this trail begins from the quaint village that rolls right up to the foot of the hill. Almost immediately you begin scaling the bare rock face that presents a steep gradient. With absolutely no tree cover to offer you any shade, this part can be rather tiring.   Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Sixty kilometers from Bengaluru, Antargange in Kollar is a hill range with huge volcanic rocks and boulders scattered all over.  Thorny shrubs cover the hill, while there is dense plantation forest at the base.  Flight of steps, halfway the hill leads to an ancient temple.  The spring at this temple is claimed to wash off your sins.  The forty-five minutes hill climbing will keep you panting for breath and opens up for an extensive and beautiful green plateau on the top.  Kolar town, the headquarters of this district was formerly known as Kuvalala. Kollar was the first capital of the Gangas, till about the 4th century A.D. In 1004 A.D., the Cholas annexed Kolar with their empire. Later, Kolar came under the Vijayanagar empire, before being taken over by the British in 1768.  In 1792, Kolar was given to Tippu Sultan, by the British. Haidar Ali of Mysore was born around 1722 in the tiny village of Budikote, near Kolar. Haidar Ali died in 1782 during the Mysore Wars. His body was embalmed and lay in state for four months before being moved to a mausoleum built by his son, Tipu Sultan, in the middle of a garden on the island of Srirangapatam. Anthargange is an ideal location for light trek, rock climbing and camping.  Big and small boulders have heaped to form cave like formations offering exhilarating network of cave exploration activity. Difficulty level : Easy Trek Length : 4 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 863 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 60 Kms  Minimum Age : 6 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

About Place: Savandurga is a place with a fort on a lofty mountain, about 60 km from Bengaluru. The hill consists of two granite cliffs of 4000 feet tall and 13 kilometers (8 miles) in circumference , one called Bilibetta or white peak, another Karibetta or black peak. It was a prominent place during the Hoysala rule. Over a period of time several rulers held this place. The hill fort on the top of the outcrop was erected in 1543 by Samanta Raya. It then came to Immadi Kempe Gowda of Bengaluru until 1728 when it was captured by the Raja of Mysore from whom it passed to Haider Ali. During the Anglo-Mysore Wars of the late 18th century, Savandurga was the most forbidding of all the Tippu's hill forts in the area and hitherto deemed impregnable. Nevertheless, British troops under Cornwallis commanded by Lt Col Stuart mounted a successful assault against the fort in December 21, 1791. The entire area is covered by verdure and serene atmosphere. This region is famous for medicinal plants and shrub forest. This is a paradise for the climbing enthusiasts. Climbers can scale sheer rock faces enduring up to grade 7. It is also good for a day's trek and camping at the foothill. Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less