Salher Fort Trek with Camping

The maximum altitude of Salher Fort Trek is approximately 3814 ft. The trek is frequently visited by national and international tourists. The hike gradually increases from Waghamba to Forest Point.

The trek is of easy to moderate difficulty level. A 5 km trail takes you at an elevation of 5141 feet.

The overall journey to the Salher Fort Trek has a mix of steep and comfortable climbs which can be attempted by anyone with basic fitness levels and no prior trekking experience.

The weather during the monsoon season (June to December) at Salher Fort Trek in Waghamba, Maharashtra is generally cool and pleasant, making it an ideal time to trek.

The ideal time to visit Salher Fort Trek, India is during the winter season, which extends from November to February. During these months, the weather is pleasant with temperate climate conditions, offering a comfortable trekking experience.

The entire trek is 5 km long. Starting from the base at Salher Fort Trek, you trudge to the top of the Salher Fort Trek peak which is at a height of 5141 feet.

Further, the trek trail is from an easy to moderate difficulty level which can be climbed by novice and experienced trekkers alike.

Things to Carry:

• ID proof

• backpack (waterproof or covered with waterproof cover) 

• trekking shoes or any sports shoes with a Good grip

• Trekking pants (compulsory), 2 T-Shirts (Preferably full sleeves or Half T-shirt with sleeves), Raincoat/ waterproof jacket/ windcheater, Handnapkin/Towel, etc

• Water 2-3 liters.

• Ready-to-eat food like plum cakes, Dry fruits, dry snacks and biscuits, Chikki, chocolate bars, etc.

• Torch 

• Personal Medicines and Personal First aid 

Clothing:

• Avoid uncomfortable clothing during the activities (like saris, etc.)

• Wear comfortable clothing such as track pants and full-sleeved round-neck t-shirts.

• Carry a jacket for nighttime, when the weather can turn a little chilly.

• Carrying Jewellery or other valuables is not advisable.

Since it is the 6 Km long trek to Salher Fort Trek peak, you should be wearing trekking shoes to make the journey easier. You should also carry things like water bottles, toiletries, raincoats, torches, backpacks, and headgear. Try to avoid wearing uncomfortable clothing, and stick to something you're comfortable in.

It is approximately 214 km away from Mumbai if you are traveling by road from the Lonavala side. You will have to reach Lonavala which is 83 km away from Mumbai. Lonavala to Salher Fort Trek is approximately 226 km.

Pune to Salher Fort Trek is approximately 245 km.

Of course yes, even we encourage people to travel solo so that they can meet more like-minded people on trek and enjoy the trek in a whole different way. While coming to safety, safety is the first most priority of our community. So there are almost zero problems with doing a solo trek to Salher Fort Trek.

The safety and security of women/girls are paramount to us. Hence, it's entirely safe for women/girls to participate in our treks and travels. Our trek leaders always accompany the group, offering constant assistance and direction. Our campsites are thoroughly secure and provide a safe lodging environment. In addition, our female trek leaders often join our treks.

Your money will be refunded within 2-3 business days.

Smoking and drinking alcohol are strictly prohibited on this trek. One found doing this is not allowed to join the expedition and will be told to leave the place immediately. This place comes under the world biodiversity heritage site so it's our national duty to not spoil this place with such notorious activities.

Yes, it is completely safe. You will be guided by professional trekkers and your safety is their first most priority. While trekking you will be provided with safety equipment where there is a need. Also, you will be told to bring personal safety-related things e.g. First aid kits, insect repellent, and other such things to ensure your safety. You will need to be more cautious if you are visiting trek in the monsoon as there will be many slippery places.