Aravali Biodiversity Park Triple Loop

Gurugram, Haryana

CautionMedium 3.8(288 reviews)

A medium-grade regional route from Gurugram, catalogued from state tourism and community trail directories.

Aravali Biodiversity Park Triple Loop trail landscape
Aravali Biodiversity Park Triple Loop photograph 2

The numbers

Distance

9 km

Duration

6 hours

Elevation gain

790 m

Max altitude

1280 m

Trail type

Point to point

Best season

October–March

Route map

Tentative point-to-point route · not survey-grade
Start: Gurugram — confirm the exact trailhead locally before you startRoute type: Point to point9 km · +790 m · 6 hours

What the difficulty actually means

Sustained uphill walking for several hours with uneven sections, but no technical climbing or ropes.

Fitness needed

Walk 5 km in about 45 minutes; happy with 4–6 hours on your feet

Technical exposure

Moderate — some narrow or loose sections

Terrain

Rock steps, laterite, forest floor and grassland

Recommended start: 5:30–7:00 am so you are down before evening weather

Trust & sources

Government and forest sources take priority for permits, closures and legal access. Recent hiker reports supplement them with on-ground conditions.

Verified trailhead

Community Submitted

Gurugram — confirm the exact trailhead locally before you start

Haryana Forest Department·Community·Checked 2026-03-16Source

Current status

Community Submitted

Caution — Passable, but hikers have reported loose or damaged sections. Go with someone who knows the route.

Haryana Forest Department·Community·Checked 2026-03-16Source

Permits & fees

Community Submitted

Forest or reserve entry fee payable at the gate where applicable; carry photo ID.

Haryana Forest Department·Community·Checked 2026-03-16Source

Guide requirement

Community Submitted

Optional, but useful in the first hour where paths branch.

Haryana Forest Department·Community·Checked 2026-03-16Source

Getting there

Driving

Drive to Gurugram and park at the last motorable point near the trailhead.

Public transport

State buses and shared taxis reach Gurugram; the last leg is usually a local jeep.

Parking

Informal roadside or village parking; small fee common on weekends.

On the trail

Mobile coverage

Reasonable near the base, weak on the ridge

Water

Carry all your water; no reliable source

Food

Tea stalls at the base only

Toilets

None on route

Family suitability

Not for children

Pets

Pets not allowed

Safety

  • Altitude, weather and daylight are the real risks here, not the climbing.
  • Tell someone your plan and expected return time; coverage is unreliable.
  • Confirm current access with the local forest or district office before travelling.

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