Kumara Parvata on Cycle

[Lohit]

Hi All,

I have never been to Kumara Parvata, but have seent the pics. Just
wanted to know from you guys if it is possible to make it to the peak
from Kukke on a geared cycle(trek/firefox) or would it be a very
strenous trip ?

Thanks
Lohit

[Rohan Kini]

I have gone trekking there, dont think its very simple to cycle up to Kumaraparvath. Its a pretty steep climb.

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[Ajit M S]

Hi Lohit,

I've trekked KP, there are some areas where you'll have to climb a few
rocks. I don't think it can be done by bike. And it's pretty steep in
some places.

Regards,
Ajith

On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 1:50 AM, Lohit <netf...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Rohan Kini]

totally agree.

But there should be good ridable trails around Kemmangundi and Kudremukh .. i remmeber a trek in Kudremukh which had nice ridable single track trails !

[Lohit]

Thank you guys. it helps... please let me know if there are any other
trekking destinations where we can go on cycles, i mean some non -
steepy mountains....

Thanks
Lohit

On Mar 2, 2:23 pm, "Rohan Kini" <rohan.k...@gmail.com> wrote:
> totally agree.
>
> But there should be good ridable trails around Kemmangundi and Kudremukh ..
> i remmeber a trek in Kudremukh which had nice ridable single track trails !
>

> On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 10:00 AM, Ajit M S <ajit...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hi Lohit,
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> > I've trekked KP, there are some areas where you'll have to climb a few
> > rocks. I don't think it can be done by bike. And it's pretty steep in
> > some places.
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> > Regards,
> > Ajith
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> > On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 1:50 AM, Lohit <netfun...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > >  Hi All,
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> > >  I have never been to Kumara Parvata, but have seent the pics. Just
> > >  wanted to know from you guys if it is possible to make it to the peak
> > >  from Kukke on a geared cycle(trek/firefox) or would it be a very
> > >  strenous trip ?
>
> > >  Thanks
> > >  Lohit
>
> --
> ~ ROhan
> @http://rohan-kini.livejournal.com

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[Vinay]

hi
cycling from sakleshpura to subramanya via bisle ghat is also very
good.. The last time i heard about it, The road conditions were pretty
bad..its like offroading.. ;)
this is about 80kms..

I had a plan of
cycling from Sakleshpura to Subramanya through Bisle ghat : about 80Kms
Trekking from Subramanya to Kumaraparvatha
Cycling Subramanya to Sakleshpur OR come back by bus.

regards
vinay

[Lohit]

Hey Vinay, thanks for the suggestions.. i was checking Kudremukh
valley pics as suggested by Rohan..., it seems to be tempting... and
yes i am looking for some offroad experience :).

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[Raghavendra Narahari]

Hi,

I am thinking in the same lines to take a cycle and pedal where it is possible or to carry it, but it will be one awesome experience and one of the must do in my list of things.  I am open to trek/bike Kumara Parvata from Ghatti Subramanya and back and then may be do biking to Dharmastala and back.  I had trekked once to Kumara Parvata and once until Bhathru mane, and I have forgotten the trail.

If you know someone who can trek with us, maybe we can bike.

Regards

[Ram]

Hi,

FYI the trekking path to Kumara Parvatha from all sides has been blocked in recent times after several missing and death cases. The forest guards do not allow anyone to get into kumara parvatha these days. However you still can try your luck.

Thanks
Ram

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