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This video is a continuation of our Ooty–Coonoor trip series, and it’s the final part of the journey where we begin our road trip from Ooty to Coimbatore via Coonoor and the beautiful (and challenging) ghat section.

We started our drive in November, when Ooty and Coonoor were deep into their winter mood—persistent rain, dense fog, and rapidly changing conditions. The weather turned treacherous at times, with visibility dropping suddenly, making the drive both slow and intense. The roads were wet and slippery, and every turn demanded full attention—especially on the ghat stretch with its sharp curves and hairpin bends.

About the Ooty–Coonoor ghat road (route details & what to expect)
The Ooty–Coonoor road is one of the most scenic drives in the Nilgiris, connecting two iconic hill stations through eucalyptus forests, tea estates, and misty viewpoints. This section is part of the Nilgiri hill road network and is widely used by tourists and locals traveling onward toward Mettupalayam and Coimbatore.

Key points about this road and drive experience:
The route typically follows the Ooty–Lovedale–Coonoor stretch, and from Coonoor you can continue toward Mettupalayam/Coimbatore via Kotagiri or via the main ghat route depending on traffic, conditions, and your navigation.
The ghat roads in the Nilgiris are known for frequent hairpin bends, steep gradients, and narrow sections where overtaking is risky—especially in fog or rain.
Fog can be extremely deceptive here: visibility may go from clear to very limited within minutes, particularly in early mornings, late evenings, or during/after rainfall.
Common real-world hazards include wet patches, sudden potholes after rains, fallen leaves/branches, and vehicles braking abruptly around blind corners.
The drive is incredibly scenic—tea gardens, valley views, drifting clouds, and the occasional glimpse of the Nilgiri Mountain Railway track in nearby sections—but it demands patient driving and controlled speed.

If you’re planning this route in similar weather, a few practical tips help:
Use low-beam lights in fog (high beam reflects back and reduces visibility)
Maintain lane discipline on curves and avoid overtakes on blind turns
Keep extra braking distance because the surface can be slick after rain
Watch for buses and local vehicles that take wider turns at hairpins
Expect slower travel time than maps suggest, especially in peak season or bad weather

Road trip wrap-up: Ooty to Coimbatore and back home
After navigating the rainy Nilgiri roads and carefully descending through the ghat section, we finally reached Coimbatore. From there, we headed to Coimbatore Airport, caught our flight to Mumbai, and made it home—ending this memorable hill-station road trip on a calm note after an adventurous drive.

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Which ghat road do you enjoy more—Ooty–Coonoor or Valparai—when it’s foggy and raining? Share your pick (and why) in one line!