Pune Traffic is Exhausting. But just 60 Minutes away, We have the best Riding Roads in Maharashtra!!
Following Locations are based on these Criteria :
- Good Tarmac
- Scenic Views
- Decent Food Stops
Tamhini Ghat:
This Ghat is also known as The Monsoon Paradise for the right reasons. The good Tarmac roads, Good number of twisters. Great food stops. Many Number of Riders Enjoy this route every weekend, You can see many Sports bikes, touring bikes, and many types of bikes.
Distance: 55 KM from Chandni Chowk
Why Go: Scenic routes, Twisters, Waterfalls
Road Conditions: Roads are mostly good via Mulshi, But be cautious while Riding near waterfalls as they can be slippery.
Food Stops: You can enjoy kanda bhaji and many other Dishes at local Food joints.
Pawna lake via Lohagad:
Great for a sunset photo with your bike next to the water.
Distance: ~60 KM
Why Go: You get to see the massive Tung and Tikona forts while riding alongside the lake.
Road Update: The road from Kamshet is decent, but the internal roads near the lake can be rough.
Food Stops: Hotel Kinara Village Dhaba (Personally Visited, best food and ambience), Hotel Pavana Village, Triose Plaza
Lavasa (The Cornering Track):
Best Cornering Track, but word of caution; Keep speed slow, there are blind turns
Distance: ~60KM
Why Go: It is every biker’s favorite for “lean angles.” The tarmac is usually smooth and wide.
Food Stops: Breakfast at the small tapris on Temghar Dam wall before entering the city gates.
Bhor & Necklace Point (The scenic loop):
Distance: ~65Km
Why Go: Less crowded than Lonavala. You can see the river bending exactly like a necklace.
Road Update: The Kapurhol road is scenic but narrow.
Dudhiware Khind (The Adventure Pass):
Distance: ~65KM (Near Lonavla)
Why go: It is a “vertical pass” cut through the mountains. It feels like riding through a canyon.
Road Update: “Expect a rocky ride. The road is very narrow—barely space for two cars.”
Note: This is for riders who don’t mind a few potholes for a great view.
Which one are you riding this Weekend?
Before you head out to any of these spots, make sure your navigation is sorted. I highly recommend using a solid Mobile Holder so you don’t have to stop every 10 minutes to check maps.