Kudremukh Trek Overview

Quick Facts

The trek starts and finishes at the settlement of Mullodi Village which functions as Kudremukh Base Camp.
Timing: 3D/2N
Maximum Altitude: 6,207 feet (1,891 meters)
The entire trek spans between 20 and 22 kilometers in one single direction.
A visit to the Trek should take place between June and February.
Safety represents an advantage since rivers do not threaten this area with flooding or landslides.

Outdoor enthusiasts can navigate the Western Ghats terrain of Karnataka during Kudremukh Trek to observe untouched natural environments with stunning wildlife vegetation. According to Kannada language Kudremukh refers to a mountain peak which rises to 1894 meters with two-sided horse-shaped characteristics.

The expedition provides stunning panoramic views across dense forested regions and hills and streams which lead you through various terrain types during this trekking experience. The wild trails of this location attract both nature fans and wildlife students because they encounter multiple kinds of wildlife and plants throughout their journey. Travelers should take the Kudremukh Trek for their lifetime experience among natural wonders.

Kudremukh Trek Highlights

Visit the Belur Temple, the Somawathi waterfall, Samse Tea Estate, and the Hanging Bridge
Nature-immersive weekend getaway from Bangalore. Guests spend weekends at locations that combine camping with bonfires along with trekking and stays at homestay facilities.
After walking through rivers and waterfalls anyone can take a refreshing swim.
A worthwhile hike for both seasoned and novice trekkers to the third-highest peak in Karnataka!
Guests can check the booking option to access Christmas and New Year's packages.

Day 01 :

Drive from Bangalore and trek to Kudremukh Peak

On Friday, meet us at the various available pick-up points in Bangalore,
Karachi Bakery - Indiranagar @ 7 PM
Domlur Sky Walk - Domlur @ 7.15 PM
At 8.30 p.m., take the Yeswantpur metro station in the direction of Tumkur
People Tree Hospitals-Gorguntepalya at 8.40 p.m.
The overnight journey to Chikamagalur for Kudremukh will begin there.

Day 02 :

Trek to Kudremukh Peak & Stay

On Saturday, upon reaching Kudremukh. By around 7:00 in the morning, head over to Kudremukh National Park.
Have a nice refreshing breakfast, to provide you energy for the adventurous day, post which we leave for base camp.
Start the 22-kilometer ascent to Kudremukh Peak (1,848 m) at 9:00 am.
Reaching the top takes about 5 hours, and the trek is a moderate-grade climb! It begins as a muddy path and gradually ascends a plateau to the numerous meadows and grasslands that are on your path.
The climb gets steep after the first 3-4 km and remains a consistently steep climb through the rest of the way. The path is mostly grassland as far as the eye can see, with the occasional dense forest patches.
Reach the top late in the afternoon and have your lunch midway while taking in the stunning view of the sloping greens all around!
When you get to the top, take in the expansive views of Kudremukh Peak. Start the descent by 2:00 PM.
Reach base camp at 6:00 PM after finishing the trek.
Treat yourself to a bonfire and a meal of local fare.
Retire and get well-rested for the night.

Day 03 :

Visit Somawathi waterfall, Belur Temple, Samse Tea Estate, Hanging Bridge and Return

Rise with the sun and enjoy breakfast at 8:00 AM
After this, we depart for Somawathi Falls, where you can take a dip in the cool clear water before heading back to the homestay/campsite.
After checking out, we begin the journey back to Bangalore.
We will visit the beautiful Belur Temple around 1:00 p.m. before going to a self-sponsored lunch.
We can also take you to Samse Tea Estate and the Hanging Bridge to take Instagram-worthy photos for your feed!
This is where your journey with us comes to an end.
Reach back to Bangalore.