Mount Abu with its beautiful landscapes, lakes, waterfalls, sunset & sunrise points and lush green forests provides an excellent opportunity for nature lovers to appreciate mother nature in close.

Mount Abu has more then 17 Nature Trails and pathways suitable for adventurous activities approved by the department of forest passing through the jungle. Some trails can also be used for horse safari if you prefer not to trek on foot.

While trekking in, one can enjoy rock climbing, rappelling , wildlife & bird watching and study flora of Mount Abu with tribal and lok Rajput culture as well. Mount Abu is traversed with many wildlife observing paths/view points such as Travers’s Tank, Salgaon Watch Tower, Cragis point, Devangan Valley, Tiger Path, Kodra Dam, Gaumukh, Kulagrah Valley, Gabir Nalla and Sayabera, Achalgarh, etc . to name a few popular ones.

Mount Abu has tremendous scope for nature camps in the wild, however only few places are allowed for camping by the the WildLife department namely:

1. Bhrigu Ashram
2. Utraj Oriya
3. Vasthanji
4. Rishikesh Temple
5. Agneshwar Ashram
6. Jawai village
7. Salgaon Watch Tower
8. Arna Watch Tower
9. Trevor’s Tank
10. Chhipa Beri
    
    

If you are coming to Mount Abu you must opt for adventurous activities for a lifetime experience, the excursions are safe and should be done with help of a qualified and experienced government approved guide/instructor, sevral packages are available from short trek, half-day, full day to custom tracks with night hold and camping facilities.

SOME IMPORTANT TRAILS OF MOUNT ABU:-

1. Bridal Path - 6km
2. Mini Nakki Lake - 6 km
3. Tiger Path - 8km
4. Craigs Path - 2km
5. Beyley’s Walk - 1km
6. Trevor’s Tank - 6km
7. Guru Shikar – Utraj Oriya - 6km
8. Arna –Chhipabri - 5km
9. Achalgarh- Bhrigu Ashram - 2km
10. Utraj-Vasthanji - 16km
    

Here are few well-known adventurous activities organisers:

Beyond The Lonely Planet,
Phone : 09829235735