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Among the numerous waterfalls present in Karnataka, Dabbe falls is one of the best naturally cascading falls. It is about 422 kilometers from Bangalore in the Shimoga district of Karnataka.
You can plan a weekend trip for Dabbe falls trek from Bangalore to relax and rejuvenate away from the pollution of the city. The beauty and serenity of the Dabbe fall along with the gushing sound of the water will leave you speechless. The trek covers almost 9 kilometers with multiple challenges along the trail for the adventure seekers to explore some steep slopes.
It is a part of the Saravathi Wildlife Sanctuary situated in the evergreen Western Ghats. You can witness a wide variety of flora and fauna surrounding the waterfalls in the resplendent atmosphere. Dabbe falls trek is along a trail through the dense forest in the mountains to arrive at the marvelous falls.
The pristine environment of the wide expanse of the greenery and the steep waterfall made it a delightful place for the nature lovers. The native people called it as Kepjoga as it makes huge sound due to the collision of water and the rocks. This spot is associated with some stories from Hindu mythology. A temple is also present here in the remembrance of those incidents.
What's include
- Transportation (from/to Bangalore)
- Night Trek
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Sleeping Bag
You Should Know
Day 0
- 11:30PM Pickup starts from Bangalore
Day 1
- 8:45 AM Reach sagar. Freshen up
- 9:00 AM: Have breakfast, & we'll get lunch packed
- 9:30 AM: Move to Hosangadde Village, via Kargal
- 12:00 PM Reach Hosangadde village & start the trek towards Dabbe waterfalls
- 2:00 PM Have lunch
- 2:30 PM: Move to Dabbe waterfalls (if the flow is decent, we can swim/bath here)
- 4:00 PM Head towards Sharavathi Backwaters, we'll have dinner around the camping fire in Sharavathi backwaters
Day 2
- After morning breakfast we head towards Bangalore
- Lunch on the way, we reach Bangalore by Sunday evening
You Should Carry
- Torch per person
- Sports shoes or trekking shoes in good condition
- Backpack
- Rain coat/Poncho
- Water bottles
- Energy bars, dry fruits, etc.
- Personal medication
- Sweater/ jackets for the night
- Toiletries (napkin, tissues, etc.)
- Flashlight/Torch with extra batteries
- Track pants and cotton T-shirt
Please check the travel instructions issued by the state govrenment/local authorities before booking, as some destinations may have COVID-19 related travel/camping restrictions.
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it was a good trek....though a little difficult for me....i felt tire after sometime..but the guides and the fellow trekkers are very helpful and they understand your pain...they waited for me and supported me in the complete trek. it was a beautiful experience for me. it was indeed the worth of my painn to climb up and see the view and sunset!