Jain tirths between Shankheshwar and Ahmedabad (Gujarat) you can consider on a pilgrimage route:

• Shankheshwar Parshwanath Tirth: Starting point. Mulnayak Parshwanath Bhagwan temple is the well-known Shankheshwar Tirth. (Important Digambar and Shwetambar shrine; dharmashala and bhojanshala available nearby.)
• Taranga Tirth (Taranga Hill): A major Jain site not far north of the route, famous for its Adinath (Rishabhanath) temple and hill shrine. It is a common nearby visit when traveling in the Patan/Mehsana belt.
• Pavapuri/Jain centers near Bavla-Mehsana corridor: There are smaller tirths and Jain centers in this belt, often visited as part of a broader Gujarat yatra connected to Shankheshwar and Mehsana.

Notes to keep in mind:

• The core, most revered site on the direct Shankheshwar–Ahmedabad axis is Shankheshwar itself. Other nearby tirths (Taranga, Pavapuri-type centers) are typically visited as supplementary stops depending on your exact route and time.
• There can be variations in which temples are emphasized by Digambar vs. Shwetambar traditions, especially about certain deities and sub-temples within each complex. The essential Jain spiritual aim—cleanliness of heart, reverence for the Tirthankar, and adherence to Jain vows—remains the same.

If you’d like, I can look up specific tirth names and timings from the Jain tradition sources to give you a tighter, tradition-accurate list. You can read more on related Jain pilgrimage sites here