The Maliboda Sri Pada Trail, also known as the Deraniyagala-Uda Maliboda route, is one of the more secluded and challenging paths leading to Sri Lanka's revered Adam's Peak (Sri Pada). Spanning approximately 12 kilometers, this trail offers a unique pilgrimage experience through dense forests and rugged terrains. The journey begins near the Pandeniya River in the village of Uda Maliboda, situated in the Deraniyagala area. Unlike the more frequented routes, the Maliboda Trail is less developed, with minimal facilities along the way, making it essential for trekkers to be well-prepared. The path is characterized by its natural beauty, featuring multiple stream crossings, diverse flora and fauna, and occasional steep ascents. Due to its remote nature, hikers are advised to start early and be cautious of potential wildlife encounters. For guests of Watersmeet Glamping, embarking on the Maliboda Sri Pada Trail offers an adventurous and immersive experience into Sri Lanka's rich natural heritage. It's an opportunity to traverse a path less traveled, connecting deeply with the island's pristine wilderness and spiritual traditions.