Bhivpuri Waterfall, located near Bhivpuri Road railway station in the Karjat region, is one of the most popular and accessible monsoon waterfalls near Mumbai. With a refreshing cascade surrounded by hills and greenery, it’s perfect for trekking, day picnics, and adventure activities like waterfall rappelling. Best waterfall treks for beginners, Waterfalls with rappelling and adventure activities & its idle for Camping near waterfall in Maharashtra.
🗺️ Google Map Location:
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🛣️ How to Reach Bhivpuri Waterfall
🚆 By Train:
- Nearest Station: Bhivpuri Road (Central Line – Mumbai–Karjat route)
- From the station:
- Walk or take a local auto (1.5–2 km) to the base of the waterfall trail.
- Autos are usually available outside the station during weekends and monsoon season. ( Rs.50 PP )
🚗 By Road:
- From Mumbai:
Distance: ~70 km | Time: ~2 hours
- From Pune:
Route: Pune → Lonavala → Karjat → Bhivpuri
Distance: ~100 km | Time: ~2.5 hours
- Vehicles can be parked near the village at the base; the rest is a short trek.
🥾 Trek / Trail Info
- Easy walk of around 30–40 minutes from Bhivpuri station or village.
- Trail passes through green fields, streams, and gentle slopes.
- Bike and car parking at before 500 mtrs ( Before narrow patch).
- Parking manage by locals and restaurants. ( Rs. 50 for bike and 75 for cars.
- Ideal for beginners and families.
- One Day picnic Spot for family outing, reels, scenic photoshoot, river play etc.
- Local stall available, stall might close during week and slack days.
🏞️ Nearby Places to Visit along with Bhivpuri Waterfall
- Garbett Point Trek (via Diksal Village) – Scenic monsoon trail
- Matheran Hill Station – Just 15 km away
- Bhivpuri Lake – Serene spot near the waterfall
- Neral and Karjat Towns – Local Maharashtrian food and rural vibes
🕰️ Best Time to Visit
- Monsoon (June to September): Best time – waterfall is gushing and surroundings are lush green.
- Winter (October to February): Waterfall flow reduces but the area remains peaceful and scenic.
- Avoid Summer (March to May): Hot and dry; waterfall may not be active.
🚰 Water & Food Availability
- Water: Local stall available at place and start point. Stall migh close in slack day.
- Food: Small stalls and tapris near Bhivpuri village serve tea, vada pav, poha, etc. during weekends.
- Camping: Can set small camp, cooking before the trail start and side of river. coordinate with locals.
- Changing Room : Available at home stay arranged by locals or at restaurant.
⚠️ Travel & Safety Tips:
- Avoid visiting on overly crowded weekends – go early morning for a peaceful experience.
- Wear trekking shoes or sandals with grip – the trail gets slippery in monsoon.
- Carry extra clothes if planning to enter the water.
- Respect local villages and nature – no littering or loud music.
- Waterfall rappelling is offered by groups during monsoon – only join certified operators.
- Caution: The trail is rocky with large stones nearby. Step carefully while walking or hiking.
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