Trek 8 km through dense tropical forests in a 4-hour adventure, exploring Gene Pool’s rich biodiversity, and wilderness sights.
Follow a knowledgeable trek leader who will keep you safe and tell you about the Nilgiri biosphere's unique wildlife and plants.
Get a chance to spot wild creatures or watch a herd cross your route, offering exciting, unexpected encounters on this biodiverse jungle trek journey.
Enjoy light refreshments and snacks beneath the trees, which is a great way to relax before continuing on your nature trek.
Receive helpful trek essentials like caps, route guides, and pamphlets that enhance your journey with safety tips, trail info, and insights into forest biodiversity.
About Gene Pool Experience:
Nestled along the picturesque Kerala-Tamil Nadu interstate border, the Gene Pool Trek offers a rejuvenating escape into one of South India’s most biodiverse forest zones. Located within the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, this immersive trek stretches across 8 km of pristine tropical terrain and takes around 4 hours to complete, making it a rewarding yet comfortable experience for nature enthusiasts.
An expert trip leader will bring you through the thick forests while keeping you safe. They will also teach you interesting facts about the area's odd vegetation and native plant species. The forest's unique great supports a diverse range of plants and animals. If you're lucky, you might spot wild creatures like sambar deer, elephants and wild dogs crossing your route.
Light refreshments and snacks are provided during your trek to keep your energy levels up as you travel through this rich environment, providing the ideal opportunity to pause in the tranquillity of nature. This journey is an unforgettable adventure that blends exploration, education, and relaxation in one of Tamil Nadu's best-kept natural secrets. The scenery is tranquil, and you never know when you could see wildlife.
Activity Duration: 4 hours
Starting Time: 7 AM
Ending Time: 11 AM
Trek Distance: 8 km roundtrip
Elevation: 940 MSL(Approx.) Meters