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Trekking in Coorg

Coorg Trekking Packages

Duration Price
Tadiandamol Trek, Coorg1 day - 2 days
INR 1,695
Kumara Parvatha Trek, Coorg1 day - 2 days
INR 1,525
Pushpagiri Trek Of Coorg2 days
INR 1,650
Brahmagiri Trek, Coorg
INR 3,700
Nishani Motte Trek, Coorg
INR 3,699

Trekking Places in Coorg

Tadiandamol Trek, Nishani Motte Trek, Kumara Parvatha Trek, Brahmagiri Trek, Kotebetta Trek, Kopatty Hills Trek, Galibeedu Trek, Kakkabe Trek, Tavoor Hills Trek, Mandalpatti Trek and others.

Loaded with dramatic hills, splendid panoramic and scenic pathways, coorg trekking destinations are famed for offering the best of nature.  Leading you through mesmerising waterfalls and rocky terrains, the famed outdoors of the Ghats have made Coorg the “Adventure Capital of Karnataka”.  Most of the trekking destinations here like the Kabbe Hills and Tavoor Hills take you to the top of a mountain where you can enjoy a close encounter with low lying clouds. Whether you are an adrenaline seeker who wishes to conquer gigantic heights or a pilgrim wishing to visit a spiritual spot on the top of a hill, the variety of treks offered in Coorg will keep everyone happy.

Many other trekking places in Coorg like the Iruppu Falls and the Pushpagiri hills take you through lush green forest covers which are a hideout for random waterfalls and small streams of water. For the curious wanderers, Coorg has so much on offer which is scenic as well as thrilling. Acting as a cherry on the top, many trails of these treks pass through tra, coffee and spice plantations, thus making your adventure even more delightful. Ranging from easy to moderate as well as difficult, these treks will ensure that all kinds of travellers enjoy them.

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Which are best trekking trails in Coorg?

1. Tadiandamol Peak: Reached at a height of 5735 feet, the Tadiandamol Peak is known to offer some of the most mesmerising views of the whole town of Coorg. The way to the top is covered with various small streams, gushing waterfalls, puffy clouds and dark blue skies. to cover this track you would have to pass through various coffee farms and rugged terrains finally reach the top.

Once you reach the top of the speak, you will be offered some of the most mesmerising views of the western cards all around you. The whole distance of this trek is around 4.5 km and is considered to be one of the easiest Coorg trekking destinations.

Location: Kakkabe, Srirangapatna, Coorg
Distance: 4.5 KM
Level of difficulty: Easy

2. Iruppu Falls Trek: Loaded with various geographical marvels, narrow ready pathways, random small streets and streams, the trick to Iruppu falls is loaded with various wonderful surprises. The Trail passes through lush green forest, therefore spotting some endangered species of animals and plants is easy here.

The trick ends when you finally reach the waterfall and enjoy the scenery of a white coloured gushing stream falling on the ground and creating a giant pool of foam.

Location: Iruppu Falls, Srimangala, Coorg
Distance: 4 to 5 KM depending on the trail chosen
Level of difficulty: Easy

3. Galibeedu-Subramanya Trek:
If you are an adventure enthusiast who is wishing to enjoy a trek which is difficult but at the same time provides you with some of the most beautiful views and a comforting trial, Galibeedu - Subramanya Trek is for you. The Galibeedu and Subrahmanya trek is located in a small village in the hearts of Karnataka.

Once you reach the top of this peak, you can enjoy the most memorable view of the Western Ghats and at the same time can set up a tent and spend a night camping. Considered to be one of the best Coorg trekking locations, the whole trail requires around two days to get complete.

Location:
Galibeedu Village, Madikeri, Coorg
Distance: 30 KM 
Level of difficulty: Moderate

4. Pushpagiri Trek: 
Passing through various waterfalls, rocky pathways and serene greens, the way to Pushpagiri Peak has made it one of the most favourite Coorg trekking destinations among tourists and locals alike. Taking around 6-7 hours to get complete without any halt, this trek usually starts around 10 in the morning.

The most mesmerizing aspect of Pushpagiri Trek is the view offered from its top. In addition to this, camping is also allowed here, which lures adventurers throughout the world. Ensuring your safety, the wildlife department has placed various checkposts where you can stop for a while to rest.

Location: Heggademane Temple, Coorg
Distance: 12 KM 
Level of difficulty: Easy to Moderate

5. Kotebetta Trek: Taking you through lush green and rolling grasslands, the trail to Kotebetta is truly scenic as well as mesmerizing. The trek stars from Madhapur, after which you are required to hike and trek for around 2 days. In the middle of the whole route, you will find various scenic spots amidst coffee and spice plantations to set up a tent and rest overnight.

Once you reach the peak, you will be enchanted by the views of low lying clouds touching you. Since the way to the top is kind of tricky, thus you are advised to take a guide with you to ensure proper safety.

Location: Madhapur, Madikeri, Coorg
Distance: 20 KM 
Level of difficulty: Moderate to Difficult

6. Brahmagiri Hills: 
Sitting at an elevation of 1608 metres above sea level, Brahmagiri Peak is one of the best Coorg trekking destinations. This is the place where you can enjoy a once in a lifetime experience of walking along the clouds. Due to its high altitude, this place is famed for offering some of the most scenic and enchanting views of the valley below.

Along the way to the top, you will come across many coffee plantations and rigid plains. For the adventure enthusiasts, various activities like river rafting and ziplining can also be enjoyed along the way and this is one of the best places for trekking in coorg karnataka.

Distance: 6 KM
Level of difficulty: Easy to Moderate

7. Raja’s Seat, Madikeri Trek: 
One of the least frequented treks in Coorg, Madikeri is home to numerous hidden gems in the form of gushing waterfalls and narrow streams. Raja’s Seat, meaning 'the seat of a king gets its name due to its perfect location.

The spot overlooks the most splendid panoramic views of the valley below it and besides it lies a beautiful waterfall falling all the way below and creating a giant pool to swim in. The whole trek can be easily covered within 7 to 8 hours, thus making it one of the most favourable one-day treks. 

Location:
Raja’s Seat, Madikeri
Distance: 12 KM
Level of difficulty: Moderate

8. Kabbe Hills: 
Taken over 6 to 7 hours to get complete, a trek to the Kabbe Hills is for those who want to enjoy an energetic trek without any stoppage. Although these hills can be reached by hiring a car or a jeep, people just prefer trekking over other means of transportation.

The top of this hill contains a gigantic waterfall along with a pool in which you can enjoy a joyous dip and swim. Some area of the hill overlooks the Western Ghats and is known for being a photography point as well and this is one of the best places for trekking in coorg karnataka.

Location:
Kabbe Hills, Coorg
Distance: 15 KM
Level of difficulty: Moderate to difficult

9. Tavoor Hills Trek: One of the most difficult treks in Coorg, Tavoor Hills trail is more like a religious tour. The trek ends at the conjunctions of three different temples, each of which are dedicated to Vishnu, Brahma and Shiva. This trekking route will offer you everything, ranging for scenic beauty to thrill and adventure.

Once you have reached the top, you can choose to camp up along the temples, followed by watching the beautiful views below you. The most mesmerising part of this trek is the sunrise from the peak which can only be enjoyed if you camp here.

Location:
Tavoor Hills, Coorg
Distance: 22 KM 
Level of difficulty: Difficult

What is the best time to visit Coorg for Trekking?

The temperature in Coorg ranges between 15-20 degrees Celsius throughout the year with its pristine valleys and mesmerizing landscapes.

The months from November to March are the most recommended for tourists planning to trel in Coorg.

Is it safe to trek in Coorg during monsoon?

Monsoons are not the best time to go for trekking in Coorg. Many roads become inaccessible and the trails get infested with leeches because of heavy rains in Coorg.

However monsoon trekking to Coorg is recently becoming very popular if you trek with caution and have got all the supplies necessary to beat the rains.

Where is Coorg? How can I reach Coorg?

Coorg also known as Kodagu is an administrative district in Karnataka, India. It is one of the most affluent hill stations in Karnataka famous for its forest-covered hills, spice and coffee plantations.

Coorg is about 250 kilometers away from Bangalore and you can easily reach here in 5-6 hours. The best way of transportation to Coorg from Bangalore is via your personal car or availing a public bus which is available every 30-60 minutes.

How far is Coorg from Bangalore?

Coorg is located at a distance of 260 kilometers from Bangalore. It is about a 5 hour drive between the two places.

What should I carry while visiting Coorg?

If you are visiting Coorg, there are some things which you should not forget while packing your bags to make your trip easier and comfortable. You should carry light and comfortable clothing but also keep a jacket in case it gets chilly.

 

If you are going for trekking, you should always keep medical supplies and a first aid kit handy and sports shoes to assist you walk on these rough terrains.

What will be the cost of trekking in Coorg?

There is a different cost associated with each trek available in Coorg. However the average cost is about INR 3,500 per person for trekking.

Is it safe to do trekking in Coorg?

Yes, Coorg is one of the most preferred places in India for trekking and it is safe to undertake this activity here. But we recommend you to not go trekking alone and take a guide when you are trekking for the first time.

Coorg Trekking Reviews

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Abhiram
Reviewed: 26 Jul 2018
5.0/5
It was a very well organised trek by friendly and courteous hosts. Shahid, Danny, Habib and Avinash were great and were fun to trek with. Homestay near Shuntikoppa was beautiful with coffee plantations close-by and it was raining the whole time. Trek is an easy to medium range one. Except for the ra... Read More
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Saravanan M
Reviewed: 06 Jun 2023
5.0/5
Good experience to me
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RAVISH HEGDE
Reviewed: 23 Feb 2020
5.0/5
"Wow....It was a great trek. I must say Thanks to Thrillophilia and Special thanks to trekking team. We have enjoyed every moment of these 2 days and we will cherish these moments for our lifetime.The trek was not easy as we thought. Lot of sweat, efforts, rest breaks in between...But it wouldn't ha... Read More
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Bhargav B
Reviewed: 29 Jan 2024
5.0/5
Amazing experience. Enjoyed the nature. It was an exciting to start trekking early in morning, 3 am. Most challenging trek for me, I liked it
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George Joseph
Reviewed: 24 Oct 2023
5.0/5
Kumara Parvatha Trek: A Challenging Adventure in South India Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5) I recently completed my 21st trek of the year, and it was my second journey to the formidable Kumara Parvatha, a trek renowned as one of the most challenging in South India. Here's my review of this unforgettable ex... Read More
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Raghav Manchanda
Reviewed: 15 Aug 2022
5.0/5
The guide and the other trekkers were awesome. Looking forward for more treks like this. Shoutout to Mahesh Bhat for giving all of us a memorable trip
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