Mullayanagiri Trekking and Adventure

Charging and power back-up facilities will be available. You shall also be provided with lamps/lanterns for the night. However, it is advisable that you also carry power banks to sustain you through the weekend in case you so require.  

This camping, trekking and adventure activities experience will leave you wanting for more! You will be in safe, professional hand throughout the experience. However, as with all adventure sports, there is inherent risk involved. To tackle that inherent risk, additional safety measures need to be taken - which we ensure. All our instructors are qualified professionals and our safety gear goes through rigorous checks. However, we advise that you follow the instructions given by the leaders carefully, to avoid any harm.

Any person of average fitness is usually capable of enjoying adventure activities. You should be reasonably healthy, and must be able to fit into the life vests supplied by your outfitter. Other than fitness, you should obey safety and precautionary instructions from your rafting guide and instructors. You should not be prone to hydrophobia (fear of water) and have normal health, that's enough for this adventure in at Mullayanagiri.

Yes. The Mullayanagiri trek is the strikes an ideal balance between thrilling and easy going. Even children can accompany you on this trek. However, children below 16 must be accompanied by parental supervision.

Definitely! You are invited to chalk out an independent plan at your convenient time frame for any number of people. Cost for private trip is fixed on the basis of group size, trek area, duration and trek style.

The Mullayanagiri Trek is about 3-4 km long, one side. The ascend starts steep, at an angle of 60 degrees or more and then softens slightly after the first 40 minutes. The climb to the peak takes about 3-4 hours to complete, making it a half-day trek!

Mullayanagiri is one of the most preferred destinations in South India. Every single year, thousands of tourists visit this place. Mullayanagiri is a perfect place for bird watchers, astrophotographers, nature photographers and nature lovers. The trek to the peak of the Mullayanagiri from Sarpadhari is a half-day trek. And The peak is at a distance of 3-4 km from the starting point of the trek. It will take no more than about 3 hours to ascend (depends on your walking speed in the mountains).

The most important thing to know is that the mullayanagiri peak is closed on. On the other hand, mullayanagiri peak remains open for visits on the following open days of the week - and the entrance timings and opening hours on these days are from.

450 Steps in total

The distance between Mullayanagiri to Chikmagalur is 280 km from Bangalore by road. The base point of the trek is Sarpadhari which is further 15 km away. The entire trek is around 5 km long

Mullayanagiri is a wonderful trekking destination in western ghats in the district of Chikmagalur in the state of Karnataka. The place is preferred by trekkers and mountain lovers. Thousands of trekkers and mountain lovers visit the place all across the globe every single year. Apart from trekking, camping is another wonderful thing that can be enjoyed here. Imagine camping on a hill station under the starlit sky with bonfires? Sounds fantastic, doesn't it?

The starting point of the Mullayanagiri trek is Sarpadhari. There are various routes to get to the base point of the trek from Bangalore. If you plan to undertake the Mullayanagiri trek, you can take an overnight bus from Bangalore to Chikmagalur. You can also opt to drive yourself by going from Bangalore to Hassan, on to Belur and finally, Chikmagalur. An alternate route is to go via Tumkur then to Arsikere, Kadur, and Chikmagalur. 

Mullayanagiri Trekking and Adventure is an outdoor adventure destination located in the Chikmagalur district of Karnataka, India. It offers exciting trekking experiences and a range of adventurous activities amidst the stunning landscapes of Mullayanagiri, the highest peak in Karnataka.

While prior trekking experience can be helpful, the Mullayanagiri trek is suitable for both seasoned trekkers and beginners. The trek difficulty level may vary based on the chosen route, and trained guides are usually available to assist participants.

The trekking route to Mullayanagiri is usually well-marked and considered safe. However, it's advisable to trek with a certified guide who is familiar with the terrain and can ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

The trekking and adventure activities are suitable for participants of various age groups, including children. However, parents or guardians should consider the fitness level and the nature of the activity before involving children.

Participants are encouraged to bring their comfortable trekking gear, but trek organizers typically provide necessary equipment like trekking poles, tents, and sleeping bags, as part of the package.

Reputed trek organizers ensure that the campsite is equipped with basic facilities like restrooms and first-aid kits to ensure the safety and comfort of participants.

In case of adverse weather conditions that may pose risks to safety, the trek organizers may reschedule the trek or alter the route accordingly. Participants' safety is of utmost priority, and they will be informed in advance about any changes.