I liked the hike very much, the earlier you start the better - even if it still dark. Air is fresh, teperature very pleasant and you can walk while listening to the birds singing before sunrise. The hike takes about an hour.

If you're looking for a fun and easy climbing adventure in Kandy, then Little Peaks Adam is definitely worth checking out. The climb takes about 30 minutes and is relatively easy, but you'll want to wear good sneakers to ensure a steady grip on the rocks. There are three tops to the climb, with the last one being a bit more challenging to reach, but the incredible views of the valley and mountains in front of you make it all worth it. One of the best things about Little Peaks Adam is its location. The main entrance to the climb is only a 15-minute walk from Kandy village, making it easy to access and a great way to spend an afternoon. And once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with panoramic views that will take your breath away. Overall, I highly recommend Little Peaks Adam for anyone looking for a fun and rewarding outdoor adventure in Kandy. The climb is easy enough for most people to enjoy, but still challenging enough to make you feel accomplished when you reach the top. And the views are simply stunning, making it an unforgettable experience.

Eager to see what the "Little Adams peak" is like, I had to attempt the climb twice as in the first attempt somewhere halfway a sudden heavy downpour disrupted the journey. I had to hurriedly retreat to Flying Ravana ticketing centre for refuge. The thunderstorm lasted for about an hour and I gave up the idea of climbing and came to the pool club to spend the rest of the time. However, after the rain ceased the haze or the mist passed off and as there was some time to dusk, I decided to get back on the trail once again. This time I was well passed at least three quarters of the journey when the hell broke loose again drenching me severely. There was no shelter or a canopy for shade and the only option was to proceed until I reached the summit. Luckily for me there was no thunder or lightning. It was hazy at the beginning but with the ceasing of the rain it began to clear off, giving me good visibility of the surrounding mountain ranges and the distance water falls including the upper segment of "Ravana falls". My journey was well worth as the panoramic views were extremely beautiful. I had the best view of Ella gap and beyond. Up there I could not find any clue to why it is called little Adams peak, but there must be some legend behind it.

Easy climb to the top mostly steps, we did it at 6am & it was nice & cool. Only took 30 minutes with little stops. Amazing views at the top - the sun had just come up & there was a pretty golden glow. Part of the walk is through a tea plantation. We parked our scooter at the start of the walk (next to Ravana Pool Club) paid 50 rupees. Would defiantly recommend.

It's encircled by taller hills so you don't get a long distance view, but it's a ticklist essential. It now has a cafe selling ice cream, and a zip wire descent from just above the shop back down to the new pool. At the start there is also Ellas Swing, an Instagram photo op for girls to wear a billowing red dress in a giant swing that perhaps surprisingly doesn't overhang a drop. To save your legs for the climb up the steps you can cheat and dive in a tuk tuk to get up to the entrance. Outside you may find water and king coconut to drink. On the climb you'll find the odd beggar but mostly stalls selling refreshments. It's very much a youngsters' scene now. Go out of season to avoid being pressured on the steps. Bring sunglasses and wide brimmed hat as no shade anywhere.

A fairly easy hike with some great views. Well worth taking the time to stop at the 98 Acres Resort & Spa for lunch or a drink. Whilst it is a very posh resort, it has a bar and a restaurant a couple of hundred yards apart, both of which serve great food and drinks relatively cheaply.

A 10-minute walk would lead you from the main road to the path leading to the peak. Wear sports shoes and hat, and bring a bottle of water. Some parts of the path can be tricky but can be managed. There is no shade at the top. View from the top is beautiful on a clear day.

Stunning views! Definitely worth the hike - the 3rd peak is harder to get to but do it if you can for the incredible views. There are plenty of people selling water up there for fairly cheap so don’t worry. Try to go before 10am at the latest.

Great walk from Ella, give yourself about an hour each way depending on fitness but the hike isn't too arduous and the track is mainly easy to walk with mostly conctrete steps and path. The final few 100 meters is a little more "Off Road" but with a steady pace most people should be able to manage the distance which should be well worth the effort with promised views across central highlands. Unfortunately when we did the walk the clouds were over the hills and visibility was around 30 feet (10 meters) but we thoroughly enjoyed the hike none the less.