Meenmutty Waterfalls
Very nice and very good trekking. You need to be fit and carry something to eat. You have to pay the forest entry fee and secure a guide. This waterfall is in 3 steps. You can visit the second step only in Dec-Apr. It involves a good trek through some difficult terrain, but the end result is breath-taking. Not only is the view of the waterfall amazing but you can get wet too. One has to trek inside the jungle for approx 1.5 km to get a view of waterfalls. It passes through coffee and tea plantation.
Chembra Peak
At 2,100 m the spectacular peak is the tallest summit in the region. Climbing this peak is a tiring, but a not too difficult 4 km walk. It is worth it; the view at the top is mind-blowing, and you get to see a heart-shaped lake on the way. Camping on the peak is an unforgettable experience. It takes about 5-6 hr to go up and down. There is camping available at the peak.
Karapuzha Dam
Relatively small dam, but located at a very scenic site. Mostly unknown and thus unspoilt by a horde of tourists, it is a perfect way to spend a quiet evening during sunset time.
Kanthampara Waterfalls
This is beautiful waterfall near the forest and a nice place for relaxing. Sept-Jan is the best time to visit.
Soochipara (Sentinel Rock) Waterfalls
is a spectacular three tiered waterfalls in Vellarimala, surrounded by dense equatorial forest vegetation. Locally referred to as Soochipara Needle-like Rock The 15-20 min drive from Meppadi to Sentinel Rock waterfalls offers scenic views of some of the best tea estates in Wayanad. The Sentinel Rock waterfalls are 200 m 656 ft and offers a cliff face that is ideal for rock climbing. The waterfalls are a bit crowded at times.