Korigad Fort Trek

Korigad (also called Koraigad, Korigad or Kumwarigad) is a hill fort located about 20 km south of Lonavala  in Pune district, Maharashtra, India. Its date of construction is not known but likely predates 1500. It is about 929 meters above sea level. The planned township of Aamby Valley is built over the fort’s southern and eastern foothills. The closest village is Peth Shahpur about 1 km north of the fort. The fort is located about 929 m 3,049 feet above sea level, rising over 200 meters or 660 feet higher than the neighboring valleys. To the east, there lie two artificial lakes part of the Aamby Valley project which later drains into the Mulshi reservoir. There are two lakes on the top of the fort. This fort can be visited at any time of the year. Even a night trek during summer gives a nice experience. There are a lot of Camping sites on the fort. There are three temples on the fort which provide ample cover. The Korai Devi temple can accommodate 25 persons.

Korigad Fort  Trek Event Details :-

• Korigad Fort Trek Difficulty Level: Easy
• Korigad Trek height: 3000 ft. (approx.)
• Base Village for Korigad Fort: Peth Shahpur
• Korigad Fort Trek Region: Lonavala
• Trekker Fitness and Endurance: Medium and BMI under 30
• Best time to visit Korigad Fort Trek: Monsoon Season
• Total time required for climbing Korigad Fort: 1-1.5 hour one way
• Korigad Trek’s nearest railway station is Lonavala.
• Duration: 1 day
• Korigad Trek Type: Fort Trail
• Distance from Mumbai to Korigad: 107 km
• Distance from Pune to Korigad: 91 km​

Mandatory to bring the following items with you.

• ID Proof (Compulsory)
• Big Rucksack (No Sling/Side Bags; Luggage in Plastic)
• 3L Water (Compulsory)
• Trekking Shoes
• Extra Clothes & Socks
• Electral/Glucon-D & Personal Medicine
• Camera/Binocular (Optional)
• Torch + Extra Batteries
• Sweater/Jacket & Cap
• Plate, Spoon, Mug (Compulsory)Dry Snacks/Biscuits/Choco Bars/Dry Fruits

Note- Bringing all the materials in a plastic bag as it is a rainy day

Advisory:-

• Pay head to the trek leader or instructor to enjoy a safe and sound trekking experience.
• Do not consume alcohol or any other intoxicants during the trek.
• Avoid trekking during the night.
• Before undertaking the trek, consult a physician.
• Carry basic medications and a first-aid kit during the trek.
• The trek takes place through an eco-friendly zone; do not encourage littering at the local sites or campsites