Trekking Places Near Mumbai & Pune – Level EASY

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As the weekends approach, ideas of short breaks from our hectic routines start winding through our minds. Most obvious ideas which come to our minds are of spending a relaxed weekend at a nearby resort or planning a short day outing or picnic. What if some adventure fun is added to your plans of family outings this weekend? How about an idea of planning for a weekend trek at a nearby place?
  
1. Lohagad Fort

Lohagad was an important hill fort used extensively by Chatrapati Shivaji. During monsoons, the fort stays covered with mist and clouds and becomes particularly wet with growing moss. The beauty and splendor of this place comes out the best in Monsoons.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 95 km
Distance from Pune- 70 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
Tips: The roads and trails leading to the hill are quite slippery during monsoons, so, be careful while venturing on a trek here.
2. Purandar Fort

This is a huge well fortified fort with quite a history. Shivaji’s Son Sambhaji was born in this fort. The majestic building gets too beautiful during rains and makes for an amazing experience of trekking near Mumbai. The drive towards this fort is amazing and a trip in itself.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 205 km
Distance from Pune- 30 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
3. Tikona Fort

Tikona fort is a hill fort located near Kamshet, Maval region in Maharashtra. It is amongst the most amazing trekking spots near Mumbai and Pune for a quick hiking break. Malavan does also have some untouched beaches, you can take quick drive here too.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 125 km
Distance from Pune- 60 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
4. Rajmachi Trek

Rajmachi fort is strategically located on the historical trade route. With breathtaking views of the valley, Rajmachi peak has two fortified structures – the Shrivardhan fort and Manaranjan fort. It makes for one of the best treks near Pune and Mumbai.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 95 km
Distance from Pune- 80 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
5. Korigad Trek

If you’re planning a one day trek near Mumbai, Korigad is the place for you. The famous hill fort in Lonavala is at an altitude of 3050 feet. The main attraction during this trek are two caves and two large ponds within. If you love hiking, this is a place you must plan.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 110 km
Distance from Pune- 90 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
6. Mahuli Fort Trek

The creator of this fort is unknown. The main Sahyadri range lies on the eastern side of Shahapur while Mahuli fort is situated on a solitary hill on its western face. This makes for a secluded yet one of the most majestic trekking spots near Mumbai and Pune.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 92km
Distance from Pune- 191 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
7. Sudhagad Fort Trek

Sudhagad (also called Bhorapgad) is one of the best hill forts near Pune. Sudhagad is a popular trekking destination near Mumbai and Pune. With lake laden pathways, a trek to this fort is simply breathtaking. Discover the insights of the fort by taking a memorable hike.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 110km
Distance from Pune- 130 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
8. Raireshwar Trek

Raireshwar is a place of historical importance that is located towards the south west of Pune near Bhor. This is a beautiful place to visit during the monsoon season and makes for an ideal destination for a one day trek near Mumbai and Pune.
Notes
Distance from Mumbai- 260km
Distance from Pune- 95 km
Difficulty level- Easy
Trekking Duration- 1 day
 I am sure this all sounds interesting. Maharashtra offers a plethora of trekking options for people of all age groups. With a number of treks of easy and moderate grades, you can spend an enthralling and exciting weekend with your family and friends.

The best bonding that comes, come by trekking together!


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