While travelling from Kalyan to Malshej ghat a clearly visible sharp wall like pinnacle separated from main range near Moroshi is a Bhairavgad. it is a prominent fort which rises steeply from konkan range making it a difficult and tricky fort to climb.
Trek: Bhairavgad (Moroshi)
Height: 2835 ft.
Region: Malshej.
Grade: Medium.
Max.Participation: 20 ppl.
Last date for reg. 3rd Jan 2013.
The top of the fort is created by the geological structure known as a dyke and the final stage on the rock mass is very fascinating. Dykes in Sahyadri are probably representation of fracture into which ancient magma was injected. Non resistant rock got eroded away and the one which were more resistant have appeared as great walls.
Bhairavgad happens to be only fort built on a dyke making it a must see wonder for trekkers. This fort must have been very important as it holds very strategic location looking on the ghat and paths to Mahali and junnar forts range. The exact origin of fort is not known but the style indicates that the fort dates back to Bhoj dynasty. Carved steps are the study point for this hill fort. Water tank at east side is also subject of study, how to preserve the water which is draining from the hill.
Pics of Bhairavgad (Moroshi) trek:
https://picasaweb.google.com/ 104573811874280785247/ BhairavgadMoroshi?authuser=0& feat=directlink
Trek Schedule:
Meeting Point : Dombivali (West) sharp by 6.30 am.(Please follow this train so you will not be late comer.)
06.40 am: start travelling by private vehicle
09.15 am: with breakfast will reach to Moroshi.
09.30 am: with Intro will start for the trek.
11.00 am: Near caves
12.15 pm: Top of the fort
01.15 pm: With Lunch will explore Fort.
03.30pm: Moroshi
06.00 pm: Dombivali (tentative)
Payment Details:
For confirmation of your registration please deposit Rs. 300/-(non Refundable) in the following.
Trek: Bhairavgad (Moroshi)
Height: 2835 ft.
Region: Malshej.
Grade: Medium.
Max.Participation: 20 ppl.
Last date for reg. 3rd Jan 2013.
Cost: Rs. 500/- (The charges of the trek include breakfast, traveling from Dombivali to Dombivali by private vehicle.)
The top of the fort is created by the geological structure known as a dyke and the final stage on the rock mass is very fascinating. Dykes in Sahyadri are probably representation of fracture into which ancient magma was injected. Non resistant rock got eroded away and the one which were more resistant have appeared as great walls.
Bhairavgad happens to be only fort built on a dyke making it a must see wonder for trekkers. This fort must have been very important as it holds very strategic location looking on the ghat and paths to Mahali and junnar forts range. The exact origin of fort is not known but the style indicates that the fort dates back to Bhoj dynasty. Carved steps are the study point for this hill fort. Water tank at east side is also subject of study, how to preserve the water which is draining from the hill.
Pics of Bhairavgad (Moroshi) trek:
https://picasaweb.google.com/
Trek Schedule:
Meeting Point : Dombivali (West) sharp by 6.30 am.(Please follow this train so you will not be late comer.)
Train Timings :( Asangaon - slow Local)
5.14 am - CST 5.32 am - Dadar
5.43 am - Kurla 5.49 am -Ghatkopar
6.00 am- bhandup 6.10 am - Thane
6.30 am - Dombivali
06.40 am: start travelling by private vehicle
09.15 am: with breakfast will reach to Moroshi.
09.30 am: with Intro will start for the trek.
11.00 am: Near caves
12.15 pm: Top of the fort
01.15 pm: With Lunch will explore Fort.
03.30pm: Moroshi
06.00 pm: Dombivali (tentative)
Payment Details:
For confirmation of your registration please deposit Rs. 300/-(non Refundable) in the following.
Acc Name: Ananda Shivaji Govekar
Acc No : 00000032353269021
IFS Code: SBIN0000562
MICR Code: 400002007
Bank : SBI Bank
Branch : Bhandup (W)
After transaction plz do sms to Ananda Govekar 98922 19155.
Here is a list of all the things that we need to carry for the trek:
Compulsory items:
A proper two sided haversack to put all the things, So that one has hands free while trekking, id proof, Lunch for Sunday, approx 3 ltr water, Torch with extra batteries, some snacks, Should ware good trekking shoes, full sleeve shirt/T-shirt & Full Pant, if you have any medical issue please carry your own medicine as we carry only First aid, carry some extra cloths.
Non-compulsory items but helpful:
Cap, Sunglasses, Woolen Jacket, Camera , Avoid wearing Gold and other jewelry mosquito’s repellent, Electoral / Energy powder, 2 Lemon, & 2 plastic bags for weight distribution. (It’s totally self responsibility to take care of things.)
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I have a Question. That place is considering perfect for trekking but which techniques or precautions we adopt to avoid injury?
ReplyDeleteMr. Yassen Nice question and it is very difficult to answer because you cant say / commit that in trekking/adventure activity there no chances of accident.
ReplyDeleteBut to avoid all this before trek we generally give some instructions & knowledge about risky things which we do in trekking (which we dont hav to do).
While climbing like this kind of treks we use some adventure technical things, which reduces chances of accident.
i know question is of two line and answer is off two small para which not clear your doubt/ question.
To Do Trek or Any activity is Life Risk, to avoid all this please learn trekking & adventure skills by your own.
if anything more, you can speak to me directly as i have mentioned my no in plan , if by chance (due to office meetings) i couldn't pick your call then plz text me on my number. .
sorry i hav deleted earlier my comment as u will not understand what i want to say so with some modification i have posted same reply.
ReplyDeletethe trek went really nice.It was well managed and precautionary measures were neatly taken.We could have been more punctual though.Overall the trek went nice.......
ReplyDeleteNice place... just wanted to check. is it a normal trek or some equipments are necessary? any Tricky Patches or ledges that need to b taken care of?
ReplyDeleteThanks.....