Corbett Trails
Rest House
Walk the Path of Wilderness and History
Embark on an unforgettable adventure into the heart of India's oldest and most renowned national park. Jim Corbett Trails invites you to immerse yourself in the untamed beauty, diverse wildlife, and storied heritage of Corbett.
Designed for nature lovers, thrill-seekers, and history enthusiasts alike, our meticulously crafted trails take you through stunning landscapes, lush forests, and wildlife-rich habitats, offering a firsthand glimpse into the wilderness that inspired the legendary conservationist and hunter-turned-naturalist, Jim Corbett.
Explore dense forests and historic landmarks on this trail, which follows Jim Corbett’s footsteps in hunting the infamous Champawat man-eater.
It takes you through prime wildlife zones where Jim Corbett once tracked dangerous man-eating tigers, making it a must for thrill-seekers
Following the banks of the Ladhiya River, this trail offers some of the most serene vistas in the park. Visitors can expect a peaceful walk along the river.
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This trail offers a deeper connection with the cultural and natural beauty of the area. Passing through ancient villages and forested hills.
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A tranquil journey through the picturesque Panar Valley, wonderful option for hikers and nature lovers.
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Comfortable Stays at Jim Corbett Trails
The Fungar Forest Rest House is located at the starting point of the Champawat Trail.
It offers a comfortable base for trekkers and history enthusiasts who are eager to explore the legendary paths of Jim Corbett
The Boom Forest Rest House serves as the starting point of the trail, while the Khaldunga Forest Rest House provides a midpoint where travelers can rest and recharge.
The Manch Forest Rest House is the perfect base for trekkers exploring the Talla Des Trail. With access to both the Tulakot-Dhumani Gadhera Track and the Khet-Bamnagaon Track, this rest house is situated in a prime location for those wanting to experience both short, scenic walks and longer, more challenging treks.
Located in the tranquil Panar Valley, the Rameshwar Forest Rest House provides an ideal retreat for those seeking solitude in nature.
It offers stunning views of the valley and access to quiet, undisturbed wildlife areas. This rest house is perfect for birdwatchers
Built in 1927, this forest rest house offers visitors a chance to experience the rich natural beauty and serene atmosphere of the confluence of two of Uttarakhand’s most important rivers—Ramganga and Sarju.
In 1938, Jim Corbett and Sir William Ibbotson stood at this very spot while pursuing the Thak man-eater. Today, this quaint rest house offers trekkers a chance to rest in the same place where history was made.
The trails let you follow the very paths that Jim Corbett, the legendary conservationist, once roamed. From tracking man-eaters to documenting wildlife.
While jeep safaris provide great opportunities for wildlife sightings, Corbett Trails take you deeper into the wilderness on foot.
Discover scenic riversides, dense forests, and peaceful valleys that are not part of typical safari routes.
Corbett Trails offer a more adventurous and active way to connect with nature. With its quieter, less-traveled paths.
Planning a visit to Jim Corbett Trails is easy! Whether you're looking for a day hike, a multi-day adventure, or a family-friendly nature walk, we have options to suit every traveler’s needs. With guided tours, educational programs, and customized itineraries, your experience will be both enriching and unforgettable.
Join our expert naturalists as they guide you through the trails, sharing insights on the flora, fauna, and historical landmarks.
Engage with local communities, explore nearby villages, and experience rural life in the region.
Extend your adventure with eco-friendly accommodations within the park or in nearby villages for a true wilderness experience.
Jim Corbett Trails are located in Uttarakhand, spanning the Nainital and Pauri Garhwal districts.
The trails take you through nearby areas like Champawat and Nandhaur Valley, offering stunning landscapes and rich wildlife experiences.
The best time to visit is from October to March when the weather is cool and ideal for trekking and wildlife spotting.
October to March: Perfect weather and frequent wildlife sightings.
April to June: Warmer but good for wildlife viewing.
By Air: Pantnagar Airport (80 km away).
By Train: Ramnagar Railway Station (15 km from the park).
By Road:
From Delhi: 240 km via NH 9.
From Nainital: 65 km by road.
Private taxis and buses are readily available from nearby cities.
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Explore the Wild, Relive the Legacy.
Address:
Divisional Forest Officer
Champawat Forest Division, Champawat
Khark Karki, Champawat, Uttarakhand 262523
Contact:
+91 9893144234
info@jimcorbetttrails.com