A broad fort plateau reached by a stepped path that turns into a waterfall in the rain.
- Distance
- 7 km
- Duration
- One Day
- Season
- Monsoon, Winter
₹999
per person
30 of 30 seats left
A small fort with a staircase cut through the inside of its own summit pinnacle.
Representative AURALIS trek photograph — not shot on this route.
Kothaligad, also called Peth fort, is short and unusual. The walk up from Ambivali is easy going, and the fort itself is modest — until the last stretch, where the steps are cut straight up through the inside of the rock pinnacle and emerge on top. It is a favourite for a first trek because the effort is low and the finish feels genuinely like a discovery.
Group assembles and travels to Ambivali village.
Briefing, then a gradual walk up to Peth village.
Climb the steps cut inside the rock to the top.
Return the same way.
Back at Karjat by mid-afternoon.
Timings are indicative and shift with weather, traffic and group pace.
Karjat Station — exact point shared on WhatsApp after booking
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