Kudremukh Trek
The Most Beautiful Trek in Karnataka
Kudremukh literally means horse’s face in Kannada. This name is because of the distinctive shape of the peak. This is also called Samseparvath historically, as it used to be accessible from Samse village.
The Complete Guide to Kudremukh Trek
Kudremukh literally means horse’s face in Kannada. This name is because of the distinctive shape of the peak. This is also called Samseparvath historically, as it used to be accessible from Samse village.
1. The Horse’s face structure of the peak
The Kudremukh peak has a unique structure that looks like a horse’s face from the side. This structure is visible after an hour of trekking from the forest office. This looks closer but there is another 3 hours of trekking to reach that point.
2. Trekking inside the Shola forest
Shola is a local name for grassland and shrublands that are visible in the western ghats. You have to trek through shola forest to reach the Kudremukh peak.
3. Spectacular View of the Rolling Hills
Picture this: green hills stretching as far as you can see, with valleys filled with mist weaving through them. Imagine being here during the monsoon—the whole area covered in thick mist, making it feel magical. The valleys play peek-a-boo with the clouds, creating a view that changes constantly.