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The Netravathi Peak Trek is a scenic and moderately challenging trek located in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, India. Named after the Netravathi River, which originates in this region, the trek offers a rich blend of lush greenery, shola forests, rolling grasslands, panoramic views and the Nethravathi peak stands tall, promising panoramic views and a rewarding climb.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Near Kudremukh National Park, Chikmagalur district, Karnataka |
| Starting Point | Sirimane / Samse / Mullodi (depends on route and permissions) |
| Peak Altitude | ~1,520 meters (4,987 feet) |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Trek Duration | 1 to 2 days |
| Best Time to Visit | October to February (post-monsoon and winter for clear views) |
| Distance (one way) | ~9 km (varies slightly by route) |
| Permission Required | Yes, forest department permission is required |
| Camping | Usually not allowed at the peak due to forest regulations (check latest rules) |
Registration with the forest department and obtaining a booking ID is mandatory for Nethravathi 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.
Difficulty – Easy to Moderate
Trek distance – 10kms (Two way)
Netravati Peak is a 1520-metre-high peak is sandwiched between Belthangady Taluk of Dakshina Kannada and Chikmagalur District of Karnataka. It is a part of the Western Ghat range which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its biodiversity. While it is close to some other famous peaks such as the Kudremukh, this trek remains comparatively lesser-known. A less known trekking trail in Chikmagalur. and Join our guided Nethravathi trekking trip to explore lush forests and mist-covered trails.
Note : Netravati trek permits are issued based on the availability from the forest department. If we do not get permits, Native Team have all rights to cancel the event or postpone or refund.
Important Info:
Entry Point: Samse village is the common base, accessible from Kalasa town.
Accommodation: Homestays are available in and around Samse. Camping is not allowed inside the national park.
Guides: Hiring a local guide is mandatory as per forest rules.
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The Nethravathi Peak Trek is ideal for nature lovers seeking a peaceful trail away from crowded routes. This guided experience ensures safe and responsible Nethravathi trekking, following all forest regulations while offering breathtaking views of the Western Ghats. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trekker, the Nethravathi Peak Trek promises a memorable adventure through dense forests and rolling grasslands.
PickupPickup Points & Timings
6:00 AM: Arrive at the campsite
7:00 AM: Indulge in a hearty breakfast
7:30 AM: Pack your lunch in your personal lunch box
8:00 AM: Kick off the scenic Netravathi Trek from the Forest Office in Mullodi; journey past majestic two-tiered waterfalls and traverse dense forests
Marvel as you catch sight of the Netravathi River and cross over to vibrant grasslands
Conquer the false peak, tackling steep sections until you reach the breathtaking Netravathi Peak, where fleeting, dreamy clouds create a viral spectacle
1:00 PM: Enjoy a nutritious packed lunch at the peak
1:30 PM: Begin your descent
5:30 PM: Arrive back at the base of the Forest Office in Mullodi
6:00 PM: Return to the campsite
7:00 PM: Relish delicious snacks and crispy bhajias paired with hot coffee at the homestay
8:30 PM: Conclude the day with a cozy campfire (weather permitting), fun team-building activities, and dinner under the stars
7:00 AM: Rise and shine – wake up and freshen up
8:00 AM: Enjoy a delicious breakfast
9:00 AM: Check out from the homestay and board our bus
9:30 AM: Explore the charming Samse Tea Estate
1:30 PM: Visit the historic Belur Temple
2:00 PM: Take a break for a self-sponsored lunch en route
6:00 PM: Pause for a self-sponsored coffee break
10:00 PM: Arrive in Bangalore
Yes, prior permission from the Forest Department is mandatory. Registration and a valid booking ID are required before starting the trek.
The trek is classified as Easy to Moderate, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers with basic fitness.
The total trekking distance is approximately 10 km (round trip) and can be completed in 1 to 2 days, depending on pace and weather conditions.
No, camping is not allowed inside the national park due to forest regulations. Trekkers usually stay at homestays in and around Samse village.
Trek permits are issued based on Forest Department availability. If permits are not approved, the Native Team reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or provide a refund for the trek.
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