Saptashrungi is a hill range consisting of seven hills locally called Ghads and form part of the Sahyadri Range of hills in the Western Ghats. Sahyadri Range is also known as Ajanta Satmala Range and the average height of the peaks is 4,500 feet (1,400 m). The Dhodap, in the center of this mountain range, is the highest peak with an elevation of 4,600 feet (1,400 m), and Saptashrungi is towards its west. There are 108 water bodies (ponds) located in the watershed of these hills, which are called Kundas. Nanduri, Kalwan, and Vani are the villages nearest to the temple, which is situated at the foot of the hills. There are many approaches to reach the top of the temple location. The route from Nashik and Vani via Dindori is 39 kilometers (24 mi) and via Pimpalgaon Baswant is 51 kilometers (32 mi). The route via Nadurgaon village is the easiest and is 14 kilometers (8.7 mi) from Vani. It is at a distance of 60 kilometers (37 mi) from Nashik, the district headquarters. The State Highway 17 (Maharashtra) (SH-17) connected with the National Highway 3 (NH 3) links Nashik with the temple site near the villages of Vani and Nanduri. Bus facilities by state transportation are available to reach the temple precincts. The forests in the hills are reported to have medicinal herbs. There is a circumlocutory path used by pilgrims to do parikrama around the temple. This path is in an elevation range between 1,230 meters (4,040 ft) and 1,350 meters (4,430 ft) and is stated to be in steep rock topography. The hills are covered with verdant forests.