There is no public wifi. You have to use the mobile network which is pretty good.

Hi Rohit Dalvi, This is a wonderful question you have asked. I should have written about it. But to answer this interesting question: 1. Horse riding activity is done only with the help of the handlers. In March 2016, a young girl of 10 years who had come with her parents was horse riding. The horse tripped and she fell down. The horse dragged her and she had to be hospitalised in Badlapur which is far away from Matheran. When people insist and lure handlers with more money they do not realise the dangers. Horses are sensitive animals and do not like strangers around. 2. The riding trails could have been fabulous in a terrain like Mathern. But they are not maintained. So, only those paths which reach various hotels or the market and Dasturi park are considered safe. This is because the handlers know the route and the horses are also familiar trotting on them. 3. As a separate activity, it is fraught with risks, unless you are a familiar rider. PS; During my trip two weeks ago, a family had booked a couple of horses to go to Echo Point. But one lady felt uneasy on horseback. Probably it was her first time. She needed a buggy and all other horses were stopped to ensure that she got another transport. Once the sun goes down, and darkness descends it is best to reach back to the hotel. Monkeys may not be the problem at sundown, but snakes are! One positive thing that I noticed was that at various places there were large steps from where people can climb horses. While choosing a horse, ensure that the saddles are fine and do not get stuck in the legs while dismounting or mounting the horse. Chose a healthy horse, not one which has been over worked to make money. I hope this answer clarifies and gives a better insight. Good luck while you are there.