Embark on an exhilarating 670km round-trip bike ride from Bangalore to the lush landscapes of Kudremukh National Park. This 2-day adventure takes you through scenic Western Ghats roads, offering sweeping views and stops at majestic waterfalls like Hanuman Gundi Falls. Ideal for solo riders seeking a thrilling escape into nature, with an estimated fuel cost of ₹2,100.
Begin your ride early from Bangalore, heading out on NH75 (the Mangaluru highway) towards Hassan. Ensure your bike is fueled up and carry necessary documents.
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A South Indian breakfast at one of the busy highway restaurants at Bellur Cross on NH75.
120 km
Quick stop in Hassan for fuel and to stretch your legs before continuing towards the Western Ghats.
180 km
Grab lunch at a local eatery in Mudigere, known for its coffee plantations. Prepare for winding roads ahead.
250 km
Reach Kalasa, a serene temple town. Check into your pre-booked homestay or guesthouse. Relax after the ride.
300 km
Visit the ancient Kalaseshwara Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located on the banks of the Bhadra River.
302 km
Ride from Kalasa into Kudremukh National Park through shola forest and grassland.
23 km
Take a break to visit Hanuman Gundi Falls. A short trek of about 300 steps leads to the base of this majestic 100-foot waterfall. Entry fee applicable.
40 km
Enjoy the sweeping panoramic views of the Western Ghats from various viewpoints within the national park.
50 km
Start your ride back towards Bangalore, retracing your route through the picturesque ghats and highways.
50 km
A late lunch near Hassan at one of the restaurants on NH75.
250 km
Reach Bangalore by evening, concluding your adventurous bike trip to Kudremukh.
365 km
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