Karnala Fort Trail
near Āpta, Mahārāshtra (India)
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Itinerary description
Karnala fort is built around a 125 feet basalt pillar called Pandu’s pillar. This lone basalt pillar sticks out from a ridge, resembles a person making a rude gesture with his finger when viewed from a distance. Karnala bird sanctuary, 13.6 kilometres from Panvel town on NH66 encloses the fort. The fort is accessible via two easy to moderate trails from inside the bird sanctuary. The trail winds its way through the sanctuary forest floor and then on to a 400 meter ridge. Two routes, namely the Fort route and the Nature Trail lead through the sanctuary to the fort. The fort trail is a wider trail, an easier climb and a more scenic route. However, it is longer than the nature trail route which is a shorter yet a steeper climb. Nevertheless, both routes are well defined and the fort trail makes an excellent trail for those new to trekking and for children.
This is the GPS log for the Karnala Fort Trail.
This is the GPS log for the Karnala Fort Trail.
Waypoints
Waypoint
488 ft
first tin roof shelter
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1,253 ft
karnala fort
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Waypoint
1,148 ft
karnala fort walls
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1,118 ft
karnala temple
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262 ft
shed - turn left for uphill trail to karnala fort
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Waypoint
488 ft
shelter
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Waypoint
1,098 ft
shelter - tin roof
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837 ft
shelter and mid way point - turn right
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Waypoint
597 ft
stream 1 dry
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Waypoint
554 ft
stream 2 dry
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