A 385 km round-trip bike ride from Mumbai to Nashik on NH160: 165 km each way plus a morning run to Trimbakeshwar. Climb Kasara Ghat, stop in the hills of Igatpuri, then spend the evening at Panchavati and Sula Vineyards. Bikes are not allowed on the Samruddhi Expressway, and if you taste wine at Sula, take a cab rather than riding.
Begin your ride early from the iconic Gateway of India to beat city traffic and enjoy the morning breeze. Fuel up at a reliable pump before hitting NH160.
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Stop at one of the highway dhabas around Shahapur for misal pav or poha before the ghat.
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Climb the winding Kasara Ghat, then take a coffee break at one of the cafés in Igatpuri, a hill town known for its monsoon views.
115 km
Reach Nashik, check into your accommodation. Enjoy a traditional Maharashtrian thali for lunch at a local restaurant.
165 km
Visit the sacred Panchavati area, including Ramkund and the historic Kalaram Temple, significant pilgrimage sites on the Godavari river.
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Sula Vineyards, about 15 km from central Nashik, is the best-known winery in the country and a popular sunset spot.
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Ride 28 km to Trimbakeshwar, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, near the source of the Godavari. Go early; queues build through the day.
28 km
Back in Nashik, have a Maharashtrian thali or the city's famous misal pav.
56 km
Start your ride back to Mumbai, taking the scenic NH160. Plan for an evening arrival.
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A brief stop in Ghoti Budruk for a refreshment or fuel top-up before continuing your ride.
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Conclude your memorable bike trip back in Mumbai.
165 km (from Nashik)
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