• Agni Gudda Trek
• Outdoor Games
• Coffee Plantation Walk
• Magajahalli Waterfalls
• Estate camping’ with camp fires, water proof tents, authentic food and amazing music

• Make your mood delightful
• Enchanting natural surroundings
• Stay and visit to the coffee units with guides
• Get impeccable, ravishing and luxury stay
• Estate camping’ with camp fires, water proof tents, authentic food and amazing music

• Cycling
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• High Tea / Coffee

• Trekking
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• High Tea / Coffee

• Climb Misty Hills for sightseeing
• Trekking in Western Ghats
• Enjoy World Famous Western Ghats rain
• Photography

• Tea Plantation Stay
• Fine dine - Malnad Cuisines
• Wildlife
• Extreme Off Beat Drive

• Extreme Jeep Drive
• Eco Retreat Stay
• Reserve Forest Visit
• Western Ghats Trek

Trek through the plantation and forest to reach the cascades of 6 stages of hadlu falls. Enthrall yourself by bathing in the icy waterfalls.

Showcasing a rich biodiversity, this 8km guided trek of around 5 hours is one of the popular ones in Sakleshpur. During Murkan Gudda 3900 ft trek, you will pass through forest, waterfalls and a big lake amidst the valleys of Murkan Gudda. You can continue your trek to Uddenamaradavaare. On the way you will pass through Saalu gudda and kallu gudda. From uddenamaravaare you will get a panoramic view of western ghat and beautiful kaadumane tea estate. The view of Ethina Bhuja, Amedhikallu peak, Jenukallu gudda is a feast to eyes.

Offering the best of Shola grasslands, semi-evergreen jungles, endemic plant and animal life is Bisle Ghat; yet the path to this extravagant display of Western Ghat wilderness is paved with bad roads. Negotiating your way through the thick fern and bamboo semi-evergreen forests that escort you all the way into Bisle, the 24 kilometer stretch of potholed misery jerks you around; a nerve wracking distraction from any hope you harbored of escaping into the enigma of these hills. Watch out! Before you lose your nerves, lest you miss out on one of the Western Ghat’s finest.

Located in the Hassan district in Sakleshpur Taluk is a small village by the name Bisle. The village has a reserve forest by its own name and it is known to be one of the most beautiful rains forests of India.

The Bisle betta is not very from the village and it’s a spot to view the mountain ranges in that entire region. When here, one can see the mountains Kumara Parvatha at 1319 m, Dodda Betta at 119 m and Pushpa Giri at 1712 m

(the Bisle Ghat or Bisle Reserve Forest. The Green Route “Trek on the Railway Track” is a stretch of track from Sakleshpur to the Subramanya railroad station and used to be popular as well but is currently not allowed so make sure you do not trek on the tracks.

The railway segment from Sakleshpur to Kukke Subramanya road junction is known as Green Route trek and very popular amongst the trekkers in Western Ghats. It is spread over 52 km which comprises of 58 tunnels, 109 bridges and about 25 waterfalls. You can also hop on the passenger trains running on this route to enjoy the verdant views of the town).

The Jenukal Gudda is the second highest Peak in Karnataka. Jenukal Gudda offers views of coast of Arabian Sea in Mangalore on clear days. Nestled by thick jungle and coffee estates the site is frequented by enthusiasts interested in trekking activity.

Jenukallu gudda is in western ghats and it is the second highest peak in Karnataka. Jenukallu Gudda called as a honey stone mountain this is one of the most beautiful place for trekking . Who all are interesting in trekking you can visit here its only 29kms away from Sakleshpur and this place was surrounded by the thick jungle and coffee estates. From the top of Jenukallu Mountain on a clear day, one can see the coast of Arabian Sea in Mangalore.