Outdoor Activities in Lonavala

Outdoor activities in Lonavala are a mix of adventure sports and some laid-back vibes amidst scenic beauty. Lonavala comes with an ideal terrain and atmosphere to spend active holidays and make plenty of unforgettable memories. So, explore the wilderness of Lonavala and spend some time in the lap of nature with these exciting outdoor activities Lonavala has to offer. From the most adventurous experiences to the most popular ones, the following list combines it all to make sure you do not miss these unique experiences while planning a trip to Lonavala.

From sunrise to sunset, let's discover the best spots for outdoor activities in Lonavala:

  1. Aamby Valley City

    4.4 (3184 Votes)
    Aamby Valley City

    Hotel, Outdoors, Landmark, View Point

    A planned hill station in Maharashtra, Aamby Valley city is a luxurious chartered city offering five-star accommodation and fine dining experience. Spread over an enormous area of 10,000 acres, the Aamby Valley Resort offers breath-taking views if the Sahyadri valley. This plush property is a combination of technology and scenic beauty to offer the best travel experience to the visitors. Althou...Read more
  2. Della Adventure Park

    4.3 (1477 Votes)
    Della Adventure Park

    Hotel, Outdoors, Paint Ball, View Point

    Nestled in the serene mountains of Lonavala it is an adventure park that gives the visitors an adrenaline rush. Loaded with bunch of exciting activities like Swoop Swings, Motocross Dirt Bike, ATV Rides, Flying Fox, Paintball, Sky Cycling, Buggy Ride, Della Gyro, Artificial Rock Climbing, Rappelling and Zorbing, Della unleashes the adventure buff in you. For those petrified of trying any of the...Read more
  3. Lions Point

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    Lions Point

    Outdoors, View Point, Food And Drinks, Picnic Spot

    A little hike or a winding journey by taxi will take you to a cliff top which is known as the Tiger’s leap or the Tiger’s point or Lion’s Point. Offering breath-taking views of the Sahyadri mountain ranges, the Tiger’s point is a delight to eyes. There are tea stalls and little snacks selling hot corn brushed with spices and lime which make up as the best snack in the co...Read more
  4. Karla Caves

    4.3 (1637 Votes)
    Karla Caves

    Outdoors, Cave, View Point, Ancient Ruin

    One of the oldest reminisces of the Buddhist Empire; Karla caves enthral the visitors with its majestic appeal. You have to hike up to the caves and though it might seem tiresome, the reward is astonishing. The entrance is shaped like a horseshoe and paves way for the huge structure that lies within. The base structure of the main cave Chaitya is shaped like a water jar and the charming facade ...Read more
  5. Vinchu Kata

    4.6 (1163 Votes)
    Vinchu Kata

    Forest, View Point, Hiking Trail, Peak

    A narrow fortified region in the Lohgarh fort, Vinchu Kata literally means Scorpion’s sting. The natural formation due to the fissure of lava has resulted into the finger like projection of rocks and the peak of the terrain is a must-visit. A hiking trail from Vinchu Kata takes you to Visapur fort and is adorned by lush green forests and fantastic view of the valley.
  6. Ek Vira Devi Temple

    4.6 (419 Votes)
    Ek Vira Devi Temple

    Temple, Outdoors, View Point, Entertainment

    This temple is dedicated to Ek Vira Devi- an incarnation of Hindu goddess Renuka and a deity of the local Koli (fishermen) community. The legend says that the temple was built by the Pandavas during their exile period. The carbon dating of the temple states that the temple was developed over two periods- from the 2nd century BC to the 2nd century AD and from the 5th century AD to the 10th centu...Read more
  7. Lonavala Lake

    4.3 (1294 Votes)
    Lonavala Lake

    Outdoors, Water Body, View Point, Lake

    If looking for a nature’s retreat away from the hustle bustle of the crowds, head to Lonavla Lake. Surrounded by verdant trees, the Lake is beautiful all year long. But it gains its real charm in monsoon. In winters, the lake is misty and looks straight from the heaven! Ideal to spend a couple of hours!
  8. Tungarli Lake

    4.2 (794 Votes)
    Tungarli Lake

    Camp, View Point, Lake, Picnic Spot

    A beautiful water body with a dam-site dating back to 1930, Tungarli Lake is a great place to plan a little picnic from Lonavla. Offering beautiful view of the Sahyadri Mountain ranges, Tungarli Lake sums up as a great place to be in the lap of nature. There are also a few tour companies offering tents and campsites around the lake, but they need to be booked in advance.
  9. Visapur Fort

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    Visapur Fort

    Temple, Outdoors, Cave, View Point

    Located near Lonavla, Visapur is a majestic fort at an elevation of 3556 feet above the sea level. Adorned with caves and reservoirs of water, the Visapur was a prominent fort of the Maratha Empire. The ruins of a large stone house can be still observed which operated as the home and palace of Peshwas. There is also a huge stone carving of Hanuman- a Hindu god and a patron deity. There are also...Read more
  10. Korigadh Fort

    Temple, Outdoors, Cave, View Point

    Located at a distance of around 20 kilometres from Lonavla, Korigadh fort is in close proximity to the Amby valley. Ideal for a one-day trek, Korigad lies at an altitude of 3050 feet from the sea level. Also known as Kumwarigad, the fort offers splendid views of the verdant valley and is a treat to the visitor’s eyes. The fort has a glorious past and was a part of the Maratha Empire until...Read more
  11. Tikona Fort

    Outdoors, View Point, Historical Site, Hill

    Also known as Vitandgad, this fort is set up on the pyramidal shaped Tikona hill at an elevation of 3500 feet above the sea level. The word ‘Tikona’ literally means Triangle in local language. Popular as a trekking destination, its twin fort Tung is also quite popular and can be visited along with Tikona fort. Having significance in the Maratha history, this fort dates back to circa...Read more
  12. Ryewood Park

    3.8 (642 Votes)
    Ryewood Park

    Temple, Botanical Garden, Peak, Picnic Spot

    Named after an English officer Mr. Rye, this park is spread over an enormous area of 25 acres. Initially established as a botanical garden, very few old trees and rare flowers of the old times can be observed today. Dotted with towering trees and beds of beautiful flowers, Ryewood Park is perfect for a day-out or a lazy afternoon picnic. There is a Mahadev temple within the park which can be ex...Read more
  13. Bedse Caves

    4.4 (296 Votes)
    Bedse Caves

    Outdoors, Cave, Village, View Point

    Ancient Buddhist monument situated in Maval Taluka, the Bedse caves date back to 2300 years. Believed to be built by Emperor Ashoka- the great emperor of Maurya dynasty that ruled the entire Indian sub-continent from 269 to 232 BC, the Bedse caves basically operated as a meditation place for Buddhist monks. Located at a distance of 15 kilometres from the Kamshet railway station, reaching the ca...Read more
  14. Bhushi Dam

    Dam

    Bhushi Dam in Lonavala is a perfect getaway in rains. The dam is extremely famous for its scenic natural beauty. The best time to explore this place is rainy and winter season. The gushing water is a sight to behold and amazing for clicking memorable pictures. One can sit here and enjoy the flowing water with delicious local snacks. Well connected from major cities of Mumbai and Pune, Bhushi Da...Read more
  15. Tiger Point

    Nature

    A beautiful place to hang out during monsoons and winters, you can head to Tiger Point with your family and friends. The located of this point is absolutely stunning and you can watch the sunset which is simply wow-like. This point is situated on the Lonavala – Aamby valley road and is about 20 mins away from the main Lonvala. At the point, there are plenty of seating area and also a park...Read more