Nestled just outside Nashik city, Anjneri Hill is one of the region’s most rewarding yet approachable treks — ideal for families, first-timers, and nature lovers. With its wide plateaus, forested trails, and panoramic views, it’s a perfect weekend escape for those who want to reconnect with nature and heritage without going too extreme.
Trek Overview
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Anjneri Village, Trimbakeshwar Road |
| Distance from Nashik | ~20 km (Approx. 30–40 mins by car) |
| Difficulty Level | Easy to Moderate |
| Total Trek Time | 1.5 to 2.5 hours round trip |
| Ideal Season | June to February (Monsoon/Winter) |
| Start Point | Anjneri Village near Anjani Mata Temple |
| Best Time to Start | Early Morning (6:30–8:00 AM) |
| Trek Type | Forest trail + meadow climb |
How to Reach
- By Car: Take Nashik → Trimbak Road → Turn into Anjneri Village (look for stone arch)
- By Bus: Regular buses to Trimbak; get off at Anjneri Phata and walk (~10 minutes)
- Parking: Ample space available near the temple area at the base
Trail Description
The trail starts behind the Anjani Mata Temple, climbing through shaded forest paths and reaching a wide plateau midway. This grassy stretch is perfect for resting or picnicking. A final incline takes you to the Hanuman temple and caves at the top, believed by locals to be the mythological birthplace of Lord Hanuman.
The view from the summit is breathtaking — overlooking Trimbakeshwar, Brahmagiri, and the surrounding Sahyadri valleys.
What to Carry
- 1.5–2 liters of water
- Dry snacks or light breakfast
- Sports/trekking shoes
- Cap, sunglasses, and sunscreen
- Light jacket (especially in winter)
- Basic first aid kit
- Fully charged phone or flashlight
Amenities & Facilities
| Facility | Availability |
|---|---|
| Food Stalls | Tea, Poha at base (mornings only) |
| Toilets | Very basic near temple at base |
| Mobile Network | Available at base, patchy near summit |
| Medical Help | Trimbak PHC (~8 km away) |
| Local Guide | Available on request (₹200–₹300) |
Do’s
- Start your trek early in the morning
- Wear shoes with good grip
- Carry reusable water bottles
- Inform someone before starting if trekking solo
- Respect temple rules and silence zones
- Support local food stalls and guides
Don’ts
- Do not litter — carry back your wrappers and bottles
- Avoid loud music or speakers — preserve the natural vibe
- Don’t venture off the marked trail, especially in monsoon
- Avoid climbing post 4 PM — descend before dusk
- Don’t attempt the trek in heavy rain without proper gear
Local Contact
Guide Name: Ganesh Shinde
📞 +91 91342 78901
🗣️ Languages: Marathi, Hindi
💸 Charges: ₹200–₹300 per group
Disclaimer
This information is intended to help you plan your trek. Please note that conditions may vary depending on the weather, trail maintenance, or local regulations. Always check with local authorities, forest department, or guides before planning your trek.
JustNashik.com is not liable for any injury, loss, or incident that may occur during your visit. Trek at your own risk, with proper planning and safety measures.
Final Words
Anjneri Hill is not just a scenic spot — it’s a calm, spiritual, and culturally rich slice of Nashik’s heritage. Whether you’re here for the sunrise, solitude, or a family adventure, the trek to Anjneri will leave you refreshed and inspired — with memories etched in your heart and footprints in the soil.
Take only memories, leave only footprints.
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