Maharashtra is often known for its forts, beaches, and hill stations, but the state also hides a treasure of breathtaking waterfalls that are hidden in its green forests and valleys. For nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts, these hidden waterfalls offer an experience that goes beyond just a sightseeing trip.
Imagine hiking through green footpaths, hearing the thunder of a streaming waterfall, and finally arriving at a cool, hidden waterfall. These monsoon waterfall treks are perfect for adventurous seekers who want to avoid the life of the city and immerse raw in natural beauty.
Devkund is one of the most amazing hidden waterfalls near Bhir village, Maharashtra. The 3-hour trek has dense forest and river crossings, with a magical pool and waterfall from the mountain. Devkund offers clear water, great for photography, and a fresh dip.
Madhe Ghat is a modest and challenging trek that leads to a grand waterfall with a panoramic view of the Konkan Valley, located near Torna Fort. History enthusiasts will enjoy the path as it is believed that it was used during the Maratha era. The trek becomes even more beautiful during the monsoon when the trek path becomes green and cloudy.
Thoseghar is an absolute treat for trekkers. This adventure tour is very short but offers brilliant views of deep valleys and waterfalls at high elevations. It’s one of the best photography places.
Mahabaleshwar has Lingamala, the less-explored gem with a two-level waterfall and a small cascade that makes for an ideal picnic spot. The trek is easy and suitable for beginners, making it a family-friendly adventure. (Tip: Always look out for the water level and warnings)
The Nanemachi waterfall trek near the Mahad, Konkan region, is rather easy and guides you in its own way with the sounds of birds and flowing streams through dense jungle tracks. The natural pool based on the waterfall is perfect for a dip, which makes this trek a favourite among photographers and nature lovers.
Located near Badlapur, Kondeshwar waterfall is ideal for those looking for a quick weekend getaway. This trek passes through a mix of forest and rocky region, ending with a beautiful waterfall next to a historic temple.
Maharashtra monsoon from June to September is the best time for a waterfall trek. However, early October to December has pleasant weather.
Travassa Holidays plans guided Maharashtra treks from transportation to safety. With our experienced trek leaders, we ensure smooth and enjoyable group, family, and solo trips. With Travassa Holidays, we focus on the best adventure treks and packages for you.
Q. Which trek to go for in Maharashtra?
Devkund, Madhe Ghat, Thoseghar, and Lingmala are the most recommended Maharashtra monsoon treks.
Q. Can we swim in the waterfall?
Some waterfalls, such as Devkund, have natural pools where you can swim.
Q. How can I book a monsoon trek?
Travassa Holidays is your safe, organized, and memorable monsoon trek for all seasons.
