Western Ghats Adventure
⛰️ Netravati Peak Trek
Discover the scenic beauty of Kudremukh National Park with our comprehensive guide
~1,520 m
Elevation
12–18 km
Distance
6–8 hrs
Duration
Moderate
Difficulty
₹500–600
Permit Fee
Sep–Feb
Best Season
Trek Overview
Your adventure starts here

- Starting Point: Samse village, ~14 km from Kalasa
- Elevation: ~1,461–1,520 m
- Trek Distance: ~7–9 km one-way
- Duration: 4–5 hours ascent
- Difficulty: Moderate; suitable for beginners
Highlights & Wildlife
Nature's finest moments

- Dense forests, rocky ridges, and stream crossings
- Two-tier waterfalls ideal for scenic breaks
- Panoramic summit views of Kudremukh & Rani Jhari peaks
- Wildlife: Deer, monkeys, rich birdlife
Permits & Rules
Essential information

- Forest Entry Permit: Contact us for current rates
- Guide Mandatory: Included in package
- Trek Timings: Entry from 6 AM; finish by 6 PM
- 🚫 Night trekking is strictly prohibited
How to Reach
Getting to the trailhead

- By Road: Bangalore → Hassan → Kalasa → Samse (~330 km)
- Transportation: Available - Contact for details
- Homestays: Available in Samse/Kalasa (~₹1,000–1,500)
Photo Gallery
Capture the journey




Why Choose Henjodi Stores?
We simplify your trek
- ✅ Local expertise with years of trekking support experience
- ✅ One-stop for permits, food, jeep rides, and guides
- ✅ Flexible packages - Contact us for current pricing
- ✅ Genuine Malenadu coffee, tea, and local snacks
- ✅ Friendly, local support team available via WhatsApp
Trekker Insights
What others say
"6 + 6 km trek from Samse to peak. Complete package with jeep, guide, and entry permit arranged. Takes about 5 hrs with leisure. Beautiful experience!"
"Took 7 km one-way max… beginner-friendly, but steep climb at the end. Amazing views make it worth it!"
Frequently Asked Questions
No, our treks are designed for beginners as well as experienced trekkers.
Carry trekking shoes, raincoat, water bottle, and basic personal items.
Yes, our Standard and Premium packages include authentic Malenadu food.
No, plastic carry is strictly not allowed to protect the environment.