The Garbett Plateau Trekking Trail and Campsite sounds like a fantastic destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Here's a concise summary:
Destination Overview • Location: Garbett Plateau, near Matheran • Route Options: ° Bhivpuri Railway Station (longer walking distance) ° Neral Railway Station (vehicle available for Matheran) • Distance: 3-4 km from Matheran, followed by a 4-5 km hike
Essentials to Carry • Luggage bag • Tent • Portable toilet tent • Garbage • Chair for comfortable use • Weather-appropriate gear • Food and water (or raw materials for cooking)
Experience • Breathtaking sunset and sunrise views • Stunning scenery and natural beauty • Opportunity to connect with nature and local residents
Facilities • Affordable food options from local residents • Cooking services available (with raw materials)
Important Reminders • Maintain cleanliness and respect the environment • Avoid harming local flora, fauna, or residents • Follow government rules and local guidelines • Travel at your own risk and discretion
Remember to prioritize responsible travel practices and respect the local community and environment. Enjoy your trek and...
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Despite the Garbett Point offering scenic views of the plateau below, the most fun is had when you trek up to the Garbett Point from the Diksal village. The six-hour-long trek is challenging but great fun.
To get up to Garbett Point, one needs to pass through narrow rocky passages and steep slopes. If you are going here during the monsoon, you might need a rope to get across the stream that is difficult to pass through when at its peak. If you’re up for it, trek further for about 5 kilometers to...
Read moreAmazing trek with lovely views. Definitely a must visit in the monsoons. Loved it totally. The greens all around are just mind blowing. You can’t get enough of it.
Though easy this trail calls for a good endurance. It starts at Bhivapuri near Diksal village. You go through the forest trails crossing streams.
You can also cover Diksal waterfall enroute and then start your hike towards the Garbett plateau.
There are a few patches of steep hike but nothing not manageable....
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