Tail Baila
Tail Baila, Mulshi region, Pune district, Maharashtra
If you are looking for one of the most striking rock formations near Lonavala and Mulshi, Tail Baila is a great choice. It is two tall vertical rock walls split by a V-shaped gap, formed by an ancient dyke, and it is more of a climbing route than a normal trek. The approach is a walk through the base villages, followed by a steep scramble to the walls. It is popular with climbing and rappelling groups, and the walls make for amazing photographs. October to February is the best window. Tail Baila is a magmatic dyke, two sheer rock walls with a V-shaped gap between them, and is closer to a climbing route than a walking trail.
Why go
- Twin rock walls with a V-shaped gap
- Popular for climbing and rappelling
- Dramatic Mulshi valley views
Travel at a glance
How to reach
Drive to the base villages near Tail Baila in the Mulshi region of Pune district. Confirm the road and the exact base point locally before leaving.
Nearest railway station
Lonavala Railway Station, roughly 32 km by road
Things to carry
The walls are for trained climbers with proper gear and supervision. Walkers should stay on the approach trail and not attempt the rock faces.
FAQs
Is Tail Baila a trek or a climb?
It is mostly a climbing route. Walkers can reach the base, but the walls need gear and experience.
Where is Tail Baila?
In the Mulshi region of Pune district, near Lonavala.
When should I go?
October to February.