10 Best two day trekking places in Karnataka

1. Kumara Parvatha Trek

Distance from Bangalore: 260 km

Trek length: 13 km

Difficulty level: Tough

Narasimha Parvatha, the tallest peak in Agumbe Ghats at 3772 feet, is an apt trek for those craving solitude. A mixture of dense forests, high grasslands, colourful birds and a chance to see wildlife makes this a wonderful trek inside the Kudremukh National Park

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The trail to Nishani Motte is a lesser-known trail in Coorg. Starting out in rich shola forests and meadows the trail follows an impressive ridge walk to the summit. The peak offers a spectacular view of the layers of the Brahmagiri range.

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This is followed by a stay in the forest at the anti poaching camp. This varied combination, makes Nishani Motte an ideal weekend trek out of Bangalore.

10. Narasimha Parvatha

Dudh sagar trek is one of the most thrilling trek, it doesn't come under karnataka but still I think it should be mentioned here. The trek to the falls has been banned from 2016, I had been there in 2015.

9. Nishani motte

The Railway Segment from Sakleshpur to Kukke Subramanya road junction is known as green route trek and very popular amongst the trekkers in Western Ghats. The length of the trek is some 52 km which comprises 58 tunnels, 109 bridges and about 25 waterfalls. Most of trekkers starts from Sakleshpur and continues till Yedakumari which is some 22 km distance. Green route trek offers absolute wilderness to the nature lovers.

8. Dudhsagar trek

Difficulty level: Easy

One of the most picturesque destinations in the state of Karnataka, Chickmagalur entices visitors with the promise of good times, quiet escapes and verdant green plantations of coffee and lush jungles. It has long been the cynosure of all eyes that wanted to escape the sweltering monotony in life.

7. Sakleshpur

Bandaje Arbi is a waterfall located in the Charmadi ghat section of the Western Ghats, Karnataka. The water falls plunges from the height of around 200 ft, it can be reached only by undertaking trekking in thick forests and grass land.

6. Mullayanagiri Trek