Trekking - First timers

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Looking for adventure? Thinking of trying a trek? First time trekking experience?

But don't know where to, how to.. with whom?

Chennai has a trekking club open to all - from freshers to pro.

Register in the below link and you will receive mails with event details planned every week.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sachennaitrekkingclub/join

Register in the event link mentioned in mail and wait for getting shortlisted. The group is not limited to Chennai alone. People from other places can also join. treks are organized almost all over India.

A group of 18-22 members go for a single trek. The organizers are well experienced trekkers. If you are shortlisted you will get a detailed prep mail.

Nagalapuram


Freshers go for a Easy level trek. Moderate+ and difficult trek is strictly not advised.

Make sure you start exercising a week before going for any trek.

This group made me a adventurer and backpacker. I hope you find a traveler inside you as well.

Happy Trekking!



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