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Netravati Peak: The Ocean of Clouds Trek

byChaarana SuttataStarts from Bengaluru; Treks across Western Ghats & KarnatakaStarts from699 Per PersonView full gallery

Experience the magic of the Western Ghats at Netravati Peak. Our all-inclusive weekend treks from Bengaluru combine dense forest trails, refreshing monsoon rains, and that signature homely comfort.

The iconic view from Netravati Peak, where the edge of the mountain cuts through a thick blanket of clouds. This is the reward for a challenging Western Ghats climb.

A trekker soaking in the vast expanse of the Netravati landscape. The bright backpack stands out against the endless green hills of Chikmagalur.

This video gives you a real feel of the Netravati trek. From the thrilling jeep ride and forest trails to finally reaching the peak with its breathtaking views.

A happy group photo from our Netravati trek. We welcome everyone, from solo travelers to families, creating a friendly and safe trekking community.

The hanging bridge we cross near the start of the Netravati trek. It's an adventure right from the beginning, especially with the misty monsoon weather.

The trail takes us through lush Shola forests with a stream flowing beside it. The sound of the water and the green canopy make the hike peaceful.

Trekking is for all ages. Here's a father and son duo, fully equipped with trekking poles, enjoying their adventure near a waterfall on the Netravati trail.

A group of friends posing for a picture in front of a beautiful waterfall during our Netravati trek. These are the moments that make the trip memorable.

Our group at the summit of Netravati Peak. You can see the satisfaction on their faces after completing this rewarding monsoon trek.

I give these small badges as a souvenir for completing the trek. It's a small reminder of the big achievement of climbing Netravati Peak.

About Netravati Peak: The Ocean of Clouds

We handle all the logistical details like jeep transfers from Kalasa, homestays, and all your meals, so you can focus entirely on the trail. Please keep in mind that the forest section gets quite slippery during the monsoon, and we have a strict rule of Swachhata (cleanliness), so you must carry all your plastic waste back down with you.

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