Kodachadri trek via Hidlumane falls

The Kodachadri Hidlumane Trek is a scenic and moderately challenging adventure located in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, India. This trek offers a blend of dense forests, cascading waterfalls, and panoramic views, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

Difficulty

level –Moderate to difficult.

distance – 24 kms

Trek where Beauty and History Meets

The Complete Guide to Kodachadri Trek

Kodachadri is located in Shimoga district and one of the most spoken-about trekking trails in Karnataka. Situated in the heart of the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary, the Kodachadri trek offers trekkers an adventure, a charm, and an experience that will remain throughout your lifetime.

Kodachadri Trek takes you through a quaint village setting with paddy fields, thick forests, marvellous grasslands, and a waterfall that will make you go weak on your knees.

The rolling lush grasslands and hills surrounding the peak is a sight to behold.

To add on to these experiences, you get to visit a temple believed to be built thousands of years ago which is filled with a rich history. Apart from the mythology, imagine trekking to a place that has stories from the 7th AD! This is the place where the famous philosopher, theologian, Adi Shankara visited and meditated at the peak.

Registration with the forest department and obtaining a booking ID is mandatory for Kodachadri Trek. Please ensure you fill the Inquiry form and enquire with us or you can contact us on “‪8317391142‬” to confirm slot availability before making your booking.

🏞️ Overview of  Kodachadri Trek

• Location: Kodachadri Peak, Shivamogga district, Karnataka

• Altitude: Approximately 1,343 meters (4,406 feet) above sea level

• Trek Distance: Around 14 km one-way (28 km round trip) via Hidlumane Falls

• Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

• Best Time to Visit: October to February (post-monsoon and winter months)

• Duration: 2 days / 1 night

• Starting Points: Nittur or Marakutaka village

• End Point: Kodachadri Peak

• Permits: Required from the Forest Department