This trek is meant only for experienced trekkers because of the various complex & technical rock patches on the trail.
The route from the starting point to the top is around 10 km and takes about 7-8 hours to finish the entire trek. You can also do the hike in 2 days, attempt the Naneghat trek on day 1, and complete the fort on day 2. One can camp at Naneghat or stay at a local villager’s place.
1st Part: Naneghat trek
The first part of the trek is mainly on a plateau, and you will come across various water streams on this part of the trek during monsoons; it will take around 20-30 mins to get to the 2nd part, where the forest trail starts.
The second part of the hike is a forest trail, and it is easy to get lost on it; hence it is advised to hire a local guide for the trek who can help you finish the hike without any problems.
After the forest trail, you will come across stairs and rocks, which will take you to the top of Naneghat. You will find a cave at the entrance where you can camp for the night if you want.
2nd part: The main trek
After reaching the Naneghat plateau, you will have to walk approximately 30 mins to get to the stairs and the thrilling rocks patch leading to the fort. Note: Advisable to climb the rock cut steps patch with the help of ropes during monsoons.
You can take your time and explore the top of the fort for about an hour and then start your return journey.