For a trekking enthusiast, there is no place better than Uttarakhand. The state, known for its beauty overlooking the majestic Himalayan mountains, is the best destination for treks. Yes, treks in Uttarakhand expose you to beautiful views of the mountains, waterfalls, rhododendron, pine, oak forests, and more. From weekend treks in Uttarakhand like the Khaliya top trek or the Chopta Chandrashila trek to long-stay treks, the state is a paradise for trek lovers.
A great thing about this is the fact that there are many short treks in Uttarakhand that you can complete in a day or two. Or you can go for challenging treks like the Roopkund trek or the Kuari Pass treks. These are difficult for beginners, especially without a guide. However, the views of the mountains and the trail with different landscapes and vistas surely grab your attention.
For anyone who is interested in trekking in Uttarakhand, this is a comprehensive guide to ensure you know which trek is ideal for you and plan accordingly. Most treks in Uttarakhand require permits, so ensure you make all the preparation before heading for a trek.
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A breathtaking trek in Uttarakhand, the Chandrashila trek starting from Chopta is situated at a height of approximately 13,000 ft. It is an easy trek, just a short distance of a kilometer or more from Tungnath temple. It is best for both experienced and new trekkers. The Himalayan ranges like Trishul and Nanda Devi views keep you company as you travel via dense forests, quaint villages, and lush meadows. What makes the Chandrashila trek a better one is the fact that it starts from Tungnath temple, adding spirituality to your trek. Chandrashila Trek is known for its rich biodiversity, and the view of the beautiful sunrise from the summit is simply the best.
A famous winter trek in Uttarakhand is known for its rewarding views of the snow-clad mountains. Nestled at an elevation of 12,500 ft, this high-altitude trek takes 6 days of strenuous ascent to reach the summit to experience the spellbinding views of the Himalayan peaks like Gangotri, Yamunotri, Black Peak, and many more. Another interesting feature about the trek is the diverse Himalayan flora you are exposed to. Moreover, the campsites here are beautiful, letting you stargaze as the night sky is pretty and clear. The trail encompasses lush forests, frozen lakes, and covers of rhododendron and pine trees. Also, a healthy variety of red rice is grown here.
One of the most beautiful trekking destinations in Uttarakhand is the ‘Valley of Flowers Trek.' It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its meadows of alpine flowers and the landscape, which is so stunning. It is located in Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, and when the flowers are in full swing, it is best explored. During this time, you can also experience moderate rainfall, which enhances your experience. Trekking to the valley of flowers is easy, and you witness beautiful flowers like primulas, poppies, various orchids, and so on. But the trek to Hemkund Sahib—the highest Gurudwara here—is challenging. In short, the trek to both of these places will connect you with nature while giving you a beautiful platform for taking impressive photographs.
Valley of Flowers Trek with Hemkund Sahib
Haridwar, Uttarakhand
Kedarnath is one of the Char Dhams, and trekking here is not just a scenic but a spiritual journey, as your final destination is the Kedarnath Temple. Nestled at a height of 11,482 feet, the trek is full of devotees climbing the steep trail in hopes of a wonderful darshan of Lord Shiva. The trail also has waterfalls and views of the mountains, making your climb memorable. There are many places to eat and hydrate yourself on the trek. Also, there are horses available to take you to the summit. Or you can also choose a helicopter ride.
Brahmatal Trek is an enchanting winter trek that offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas, including the majestic Nanda Ghunti and Mt. Trishul. Situated at an altitude of 2,400 to 3,300 meters, this trek is known for its pristine snow-covered landscapes and serene lakes. The journey typically spans 6 days, beginning from the quaint village of Lohajung. Trekkers traverse through dense forests of oak and rhododendron, leading to the stunning Brahmatal Lake, which is often frozen in winter. The trek also provides opportunities to spot unique wildlife and enjoy panoramic views from the summit. With its rich natural beauty and tranquil ambiance, Brahmatal is a hidden gem for trekkers seeking a serene escape.
The Dayara Bugyal Trek offers enchanting views of the Himalayan mountains, especially in the winter. The trek is ideal for both seasoned trekkers and even beginners too. It is situated at a height of 12,100 ft, offering stunning views of peaks like Gangotri and Bandarpoonch Range. The trek starts from Barsu village and takes you to beautiful views of pine and oak forests. The key attraction of Dayara Bugyal Trek is the thick layer of winters. The wildflower in the summers also makes it a beautiful attraction in the summer season. Another interesting part of this trek is camping here, where you can camp under the sky amidst starry nights.
Another beautiful winter trek in Uttarakhand’s Garhwal Himalayan region is Nag Tibba. Situated at an average height of 9000 ft, the views from the trek of the Bandarpunch and Dhauladhar ranges are simply mesmerizing. Trekking here in the winter season exposes you to extreme snow, creating a magical ambiance for you to enjoy. From the trees to the trail, everything is covered in snow. The main highlight of the trek is the Nag Temple, honoring the snake god. The views from the mountains include snowy peaks of dense forests, snowy landscapes, and more. Camping in the snow is another beautiful experience here.
Another great spot for trekking in Uttaranchal is the Chopta-Chandrashila trek. It is a beautiful expedition along the stunning Garhwal region’s winter. The trek is best known for its spiritual significance along with providing a nature treat amidst the Himalayas. The charm of Deoria Tal Lake, combined with the spirituality of Tungnath & Chandrashila and the natural beauty of Chopta, makes the Chopta-Chandrashila trek a must for all, whether beginners or seasoned experts. It has three main highlights:
Chopta Tungnath and Chandrashila Trek Package
Haridwar, Uttarakhand
One of the best solo and easy treks in Uttarakhand is Khaliya Top. From the top, you get to witness beautiful views of Nanda Devi and Panchachuli ranges. The main highlight of this trek is its rich and diverse wildlife. It is ideal for animal photography, as you will see many animals like Monal, Kukar, and Baral. It is a year-round trek, but the spring season is the best due to the blossoming of rhododendron flowers, which turns the trail fiery red. From Munsiyari, you trek to Khaliya Dwar, the starting point and the only place you get some snacks. Otherwise, the entire trail offers nothing.
In the serene region of the Garhwal mountains, there is a sacred temple of Kartik Swami honoring Lord Kartikeya, the elder son of Lord Shiva. The idol is made of natural stone nestled at a height of 10,000 feet. From the temple, you can enjoy scenic views of snowy mountains and the idyllic valleys below. The trail through the dense forest is simply beautiful, especially as you see a stunning sunset/sunrise from in-between the ridge. From the top, the views are simply splendid, as you see peaks like Nanda Devi, Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, and more. It is one of the best short treks in Uttarakhand and an ideal winter trek for anyone looking to see the snow-covered Himalayas.
One of the hidden destinations in Uttarakhand for trekking is Kunjapuri Trek. It is near Rishikesh and is perfect for all spiritual people looking to seek blessings in the sacred Kunjapuri temple. Usually, people head here in their private vehicles, but climbing at least 80 steep steps is necessary to reach the temple. If you are into nature and trekking, simply trek the entire trail for its beauty (find the hidden waterfalls) and the best sunrise views. From the summit, the views of Garhwal Himalayas like Bandarpunch, Chaukhamba, Gangotri, and more are simply the best.
Looking for a short weekend trek in Uttarakhand? Then, the Deoban trek is ideal, as here you can enjoy the majestic Himalayas in their full glory in a short time. The best part of the trek is that Deoban exposes you to 55 big peaks like Nanda Devi, Bandarpoonch, Swargrohini, and more. Also, you enjoy the views of oak and pine trees along with beautiful meadows. During winter, the trek is full of snow, which is simply the best. Trekking to Deoban will take you through Chakrata; the mesmerizing waterfalls keep you company. Moreover, it is also the perfect place for birdwatching for all enthusiasts. This trek is best known for its snow-covered forests, mesmerizing and offering a serene atmosphere.
Head to an engaging trek to Binsar, enjoying the serene beauty of the Binsar wildlife sanctuary in Almora. A short trek, it is ideal for anyone looking for a quick adventurous trek in the Himalayas in the winters. The refreshing but crisp air along with snow-capped peaks makes this an ideal trek for you to head to during the winters. However, remember to bring warm clothes because the temperature can drop to below sub-zero levels.
The main attraction of this Uttaranchal trek is the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, offering you beautiful views of the rich and diverse flora and fauna here. The summit also offers you incredible views of many peaks like Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot, Chaukhamba Peak, and more, along with spotting rare bird species.
An offbeat trekking destination and a perfect alternative for some of the popular treks like Brahmatal, Chandrashila, Kedarkantha and Dayara Bugyal. Mukta top is nestled between Gangotri and Yamunotri regions in Garhwal Himalayas Barahat range. It is an year-roound trek but the best time to head here is during the winter months. The reason? The beautiful snow covered layers which turns the valley into something magical. The trail of this trek is simply beautiful as you head along a forest with a wide variety of birds present like Blue Whistling, Russet Sparrows, Himalayan BulBuls, and more. The chirping birds makes the trek even more beautiful. The flora and fauna here is also diverse and appeals to wildlife lovers. From the summit, the view of the majestic snow-clad peaks like Mt. Jaonli, Mt. Srikanta, Draupadi ka danda and more are impressive.
Kalpeshwar-Rudranath is part of panch kedars and this trek is known for being a fascinating, vibrant and serene trek for all spiritual people. One of the best winter treks in Uttarakhand, it offers beautiful views of the green valleys, lush green meadows, high ridges and stunning wild flower beds. It is a well-defined trail with views to behold like that of Nanda Devi, Nanda Ghunti and Trishul peaks. From Devgram to Bansi Narayan, the vertical climb is beautiful but strenuous. After this, the trail is easy but from Dunmak, again, the trail is demanding but the summit views of the Himalayan mountains are simply mesmerizing.
The Dodital Trek is known for taking you to the beautiful forests of Assi Ganga Valley. It offers a beautiful escapade into the Uttrakashi’s deep jungles. The trek takes you to Dodital Lake, known for its crystal green color. If you want, you can trek ahead to Darwa Pass at a height of 13,618 ft. Dodital Lake is a freshwater lake, the primary source for the Assi Ganga River merging with Bhagirathi. The lake is semi-frozen in the winter season and has a white sheet of snow that covers the thick foliage and trees. Even the trail is beautiful, with views of lush greenery keeping you company.
India has a few ridge treks, and the Phulara ridge trek is one of the best places to trek in Uttarakhand. Phulara Ridge takes you to Pushtara meadows, making it the best ridge trek in the country. The Indian Himalayas' rare ridge trek takes you on a hike lasting for approximately 2 hours. A unique trek in Uttarakhand, it is slowly becoming popular amongst the trekking community. The trail is heavy on the meadow on one side, while the other one has views of mountains and an engaging valley. The trail between two valleys feels like walking via a knife edge. From the summit, the view of the snow-covered mountain peaks like Dev Kayara Peak is impressive.
Trekking in Uttarakhand to the offbeat Bagji Bugyal trek in Chamoli district is a must for trek enthusiasts. Bagji Bugyal means ‘Meadow of Tigers’ because the region was home to tigers 60-70 years ago, the reason behind the name of the trek. With no tigers in sight, this meadow is now a beautiful trail full of streams, stunning views of Mt. Mrigthoni and Ghunti, and virgin forests, not commercialized yet. An ideal winter trek, it is covered with white powder (snow) glistening and shining under the winter sun.
It is considered the toughest trek in Uttarakhand; beginners cannot go on the Chipla Kedar trek. This stunning trek takes you to a height of 16,000 feet, where you can enjoy scenic views of Himalayan peaks and meadows. The best attraction of the trek is Chipla Lake, or Chipla Kund, a serene place to be in. The trail of the trek is extremely beautiful; the nature is appealing, for sure. But the wildlife here is even better, as you spot animals like ‘The Himalayan Musk Deer’, Thar, Snow Leopards, and more. Here you will also find yellow-throated marten, western tragopan, Khaleej pheasant, griffon, and more. Chipla Kedar is also known for its festive gathering. People from 40 villages gather and play drums—a soothing sight and festivity to be part of.
Trekking in Uttaranchal is incomplete without heading to the Kuari Pass trek in winter. It is a popular trek known for its impressive views of the Garhwal Himalayas like Dronagiri, Kamet peaks, and Nanda Devi. The moderate trek is a must for anyone who wishes to see the glorious Himalayas during the winter season. The royal mountains accompany you throughout the trail while giving you an immersive experience of the local culture there as well. The summit view of the Himalayas is the most distinctive feature of this trek. The visible peaks from the summit include Gauri Parvat, Nanda Devi, Dronagiri Peak, and more. Another highlight of the trek is the sunset views! Just imagine the sun setting casting the entire Dronagiri Parvat in a golden hue—a magical sight to remember. Even the descent is easy and scenic, the reason the trek is a fan favorite amongst many.
Kuari Pass Trek with Camping
Joshimath, Uttarakhand
Famous as the' mysterious lake of Uttarakhand, the Roopkund Lake is perfect for all trek enthusiasts. It is a moderate trek, so beginners with good fitness levels can head here. The trail and the summit provide you with some of the best views of the enthralling ridges, scenic meadows, mountainous rivers, and dense green forests. This trek in Uttarakhand starts from Lohajung, and after trekking for days, you reach the summit at a height of 16,499 ft. The views from the top include Bedni Bugyal, Didna, and Wan. The trail is full of snow and offers you views of the Neelganga River and Roopkund Lake while offering you a chance to meditate at the stunning Kalu Vinayak temple.
One of the toughest treks in Uttarakhand, Bali Pass is a connecting pass between Har ki Dun Valley and Yamunotri. The pass takes you through many locations like Har ki Dun Valley, Osla Village, Yamunotri Dham, and Ruinsara Tal. One of the toughest treks in Uttarakhand, it gives you a rare opportunity to explore multiple iconic spots and explore the beauty that the Garhwal Himalayas holds. You are exposed to the views of mountain peaks like Swargohini, Bandarpoonch, and many other peaks. The trail is beautiful, taking you through snow-clad mountains, dense forests, alpine meadows, and challenging terrains. The diverse terrain, including narrow trails, steep descents, and ascents, makes this trek challenging and not ideal for beginners. One of the highlights of the trek is Ruinsara Lake, which is a glacial lake offering a serene setting for a peaceful camping experience.
Gaumukh Tapovan Trek Uttarkashi
Dehradun, Uttarakhand
A memorable Uttaranchal trek is the Rupin Pass Trek, a high-altitude trek known for its diverse natural phenomena. The views include those of the majestic Himalayas, glacial meadows, waterfalls, snow-covered landscapes, little hamlets, and even a hanging village. It is one of the best treks to experience nature. The climb is sometimes steep, but overall, it is a beautiful trek full of adventure and surprises. The views of the waterfalls, along with seeing the Jakha village known for its unique position, which makes it seem like it is hanging via the cliff, is a wondrous sight. Also, you get to walk on snow bridges on this trek and experience oak, fir, and Rhododendron forests. Lastly, you also get to enjoy the view of Kinnaur Kailash from the trek, a spiritual moment for all trekkers and worshippers of Lord Shiva.
Known as the stairway to heaven due to the legend of Pandavas taking the same route while heading to heaven. It is one trek that appeals to the enthusiasts in both winters and summers.
Har-Ki-Dun valley on the Garhwal Himalayas western flank is a known trek for climbers and trekkers alike. The trail exposes you to impressive views of the Swargarohini groups of peaks. The trail also includes pine forests and alpine meadows. The sun rising from the snowy peaks of this oldest Himalayan trek is a mesmerizing experience and sight. Other key attractions include the Jaundhar Glacier, Hata Peak, and Osla Temple honoring Duryodhana.
Har Ki Dun Trek With Camping
Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Kedartal Lake is known for providing beautiful reflections of the mountains in the lake. The emerald lake manifests perfect reflections of the Thalaysagar Peak, considered one of the most beautiful peaks. The trek is in the Gangotri region, so the view of the mountains will keep you company. The glacial lake gets melting snow from Brighupanth and Thalasagar peaks, while from the skyline, you get to enjoy the views of Mt. Meru, Thalaysagar, Gangotri, and Bhrigupanth. It is a challenging trek from day 1 with a steep path filled with boulders and dust, and the complexity only increases as the trek goes on. This is not an ideal trek for solo trek enthusiasts. You need to hire a guide who will let you explore all the blossoms, lush meadows, and streams.
In the Kumaon Himalayas, there is the Pindari Glacier, a great trekking place for both experts and beginners. It is situated in Nanda Devi Sanctuary. This Uttaranchal trek takes you amidst the wilderness while providing impressive views of Himalayan peaks like Panwali Dwar and Maiktoli. This region of the Himalayas is full of natural beauty at zero point at a height of 12,007.87 ft. Even though the height is higher, accessing this glacier is quite possible, and anyone can head to this trek. The trail is beautiful as you pass through lush meadows, green valleys, cascading rivers, Rhododendron forests, and more. Known as one of the most beautiful treks, the views will blow your mind.
Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is one of the best treks in Uttarakhand. Here, you will not witness any high peaks or go through high passes. But you will experience the other aspects of the Himalayan mountains. This trek is known for its perfect meadows and beautiful Himalayan peaks in the background. The trail takes you through beautiful grasslands with chirping birds and grazing cattle while also catching tiny flowers, making the landscape even more stunning and elegant. It is the midpoint of the Roopkund trek, so you also become aware of the adventures or challenges a Himalayan trek has. From the start of the trek, you are blessed with stunning views of Himalayan peaks like Nanda Ghunti. As you trek ahead, you enjoy views of horses and sheep grazing, ideal for wildlife photography. The trek, ideal for both beginners and seasoned trekkers alike, has something different to offer year-round. But the autumn and summer months are best for trekking to this unique trek in Uttarakhand.
Not the most popular but an important trek amidst mountaineers, Auden’s Col Trek is at a height of 18,000 feet. It separates the Gangotri III and Jogin I peaks and connects the Bhilangana and Rudragaira valleys. The Auden’s col lies between massive glaciers like Jogin I and Khatling. The beauty of the trek makes it one of the best expeditions to head to. Also, you can continue the trek towards Kedarnath. The trek is the getaway between Gangotri and Kedarnath, so your trail will have many beautiful views like Masar Tal, Vasuki Tal, and Sukhatal, along with views of the meadows. The views are beautiful, but the trek is challenging as you have to navigate deep fears as you walk on the high ridge, big crevasses, and knee-deep snow. It is the toughest Uttarakhand trek, but the views of the meadows and lakes make it worthwhile.
A crystal clear Emerald Lake in the Garhwal Himalayas, Satopanth Tal is engulfed with snow-clad mountains, with the lake filling you with immense peace and serenity. A popular trek, it is known for its grand views of the mountains and religious views. It is a triangular lake, easy to access from Lakshmi Van, Badrinath. On the three corners of the lake, Tridev meditated on the three corners—together. The trail also has two beautiful waterfalls, Vasundhara and Sahastradhara, and the campsites are impressive—Khakrateertha and Lakshmi Van. The views from the lake include clear views of Balakun, Swargarohini, Neelkanth, and Mt. Chaukhamba. The trek starts from Badrinath, so you can also visit this religious place and seek blessing before heading on this splendid trek.
Panchachuli Base Camp Trek is a beautiful trek nestled in the heavenly beauty of the Darma valley, Kumaon region Uttarakhand. The trek exposes you to the heavenly beauty of Darma Valley and it is an excellent trek for beginners too. The base cap is at Panchachuli peak foothills and is one of the best treks ever. Camping near the glacier is a memorable experience as it has many small waterfalls, semi-alpine forests, alpine meadows, snowy Himalayas and peaks and glaciers.
Located in the Darma Valley of Pithoragarh, Panchachuli Base Camp Trek is snuggled in the lap of the snow-laden Himalayas. The trek is adorned with nature’s splendor and along the trail, you can see cascading waterfalls, and stunning vistas with snow-capped peaks all around. Throughout the trek, you will walk by the Dhauliganga River and the trail entwines along many tribal villages like Sela, Bongling, Baaling, Nagling, and Duktu. The thick forests of Bhoja Patra and Deodar with a stunning backdrop of the Himalayas are one major highlight of the trek and if you are lucky, you can spot some rare bird species in these forests. The Panchachuli Base Camp is nothing short of a feast to the eyes and the scenery throughout the journey to the base camp is something that needs to be experienced and cannot be explained with words!
One of the most beautiful peaks in India is without a doubt Nanda Devi. Trekking to the stunning base camp of Nanda Devi East means heading to the exotic Himalayan biosphere. Not only is the trek beautiful and the proper view of Nanda Devi is stunning, but this trek also exposes you to rare species of Himalayas like leopard, Black bear, Bharal, Snow leopard and even varieties of birds. The trek to the eastern side is Panchachuli Glacier, a sight to behold. The trek also takes you through deserted villages like Milam and Munsiyari letting you understand the local tradition and culture. It is a passionate trek and challenging too, not ideal for beginners.
Best time to Trek: May-June, September-October
Difficulty Level: Difficult
Treks Duration: 10 days
Trek Distance: 84 KM
Starting point: Munsiyari
Region: Kumaon
The cost range of trekking in Uttarakhand is between INR 10,000 to INR 20,000/person. However, the price also depends on the duration, services and treks included.
Kedarkantha Trek: A popular winter trek, the summit is so beautiful that even the steep ascent makes the trek worth all the trouble. From the route, you see Govind National Sanctuary and snow peaks like Bandarpoonch and Swargohini.
Chandrashila trek: Another best Uttaranchal trek is Chandrashila whose route is blessed with the known Tugnath Mandir. It is an easy trek with impressive views.
Gulabi Kantha Trek: A winter and easy trek in Uttarakhand, it is low-altitude and is ideal for beginners, families and even for school groups. Nestled in the Yamunotri valley of Uttarakhand, it is a 30-km long trek and its trails are stunning near Lake Dodital.
Nag Tibba Trek: One of the short winter treks in Uttarakhand, it exposes you to beautiful Himalayan mountains.
Roopkund Lake: One of the highest lakes of Uttarakhand, it is also a tough trek to engage in. Situated near the Trishul Peak, it is known as a mysterious lake due to the many human skeletons found here.
Kedar-Tal Lake: A glacier lake situated 18 km from Gangotri and is known for being a picturesque lake with mesmerizing views of Thalayasagar Peak.
Hemkund Lake: The lake is known for being the place where Hemkund Sahib is situated—a place of worship for Sikhs. It is important to Hindus too, and the trail of pines, roses, and more keeps you intrigued.
Dodital Lake: The lake is named after Dodi, a trout found in this lake, and its water is said to have medical properties for human skin. The lake has crystal clear water, and the white flakes entrusting the lake make it a beautiful site.
Surya Top: It is an extension of Dayara Bugyal Trek and the best way to experience the grand premise of Dayara Bugyal. Though the upper reaches of Surya Top have a bit of snow, you will also see tiny flowers and rhododendrons blooming.
Brahmatal Trek: Another great Uttarakhand trek in April is the Brahmatal trek, where walking on a high point with mountain droppings on either side is a sight to behold. It is known as a ridgeline, and the views from the summit are simply beautiful.
Kuari Pass: This trek blows everyone’s mind as the views of the highest mountains in India are visible from the summit. The trek has everything from campsites to ridge walks to forests and views of the mountains.
Kedarkantha: The summit climb of this trek is impressive, making this trek in Uttarakhand a perfect one to head to in April. Throughout the trail, you will see the upper Himalayas keeping you company.
Chopta-Tungnath Trek: One of the best treks in Uttaranchal, it is known for having an easy gradient allowing even beginners to head here. The top of Chandrashila has the Tungnath temple, the highlight of this trek.
Kartik Swami Trek: A short trek in Uttarakhand, it is known for its dense forest and ridge route from where you can see magical sunrise and sunsets. The views of the Himalayan peaks here is simply amazing.
Kuari Pass Trek: This Himalayan trek offers beautiful views of snowy mountain peaks. It is moderately difficult but it is still one of the best solo treks in Uttarakhand. For solo trekkers, it provides the tranquility they are looking for.
Brahmatal Trek: It is one of the greatest solo treks in Uttarakhand offering amazing views of the mountains Nanda Ghunti and Trishul.
Yes, some of the best summer treks in Uttarakhand include:
Roopkund trek: One of the best treks in Uttarakhand is the roopkund trek, an high-altitude lake which is frozen for most of the time. Here you will see continuous snow and rainstorm, and you will also see human skeletons all around the lake. Unless extremely fit, this trek is not suitable for beginners.
Har ki Dun trek: Another best summer trek is Har-ki-dun trek taking you to the stunning Jaundhar glacier via Govind Wildlife Sanctuary. Trekking the mountain glacier and witnessing the Himalayan marvel is the highlight of the trek.
Dayara Bugyal Trek: It is considered a top trek to do in summers as you head through beautiful meadows with Himalayan peaks surrounding you. The best part is that it is a family trek with adventure and nature lovers alike.
Rupin Pass Trek: This trek takes you deep into the mountains involving long walking days with ascent to the beautiful Rupin pass. Not ideal for beginners, this trek takes you towards a waterfall or cliff edge frozen mid-flow.
Kalindhikali pass trek is the most challenging and exhausting destination for trekkings in Uttarakhand. Nestled in the northern part of the Garhwal HImalayan region, it is not ideal for first-time trekkers or the faint of heart. The trail for this trek involves crossing moraine fields and multiple lakes to reach the village destination but the result is beautiful views of the Himalayas from the remotest of the village.
The longest trek in Uttarakhand is the Kedarnath-Badrinath trek spanning over 220 km. It is a challenging pilgrimage trail where you pass through sacred sites, high-altitude passes and diverse landscapes. The total time taken to complete this trek is somewhere between 7-8 hours. The Kedarnath temple is at a height of 3,500 meters, so it is necessary that for this trek, you are physically fit.
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