HAR KI DUN TREK:-
In the Har Ki Doon hike, explorers will get to experience the breathtaking Tons valley of the river, which is surrounded by mountains and dense forests. The springtime months before the monsoon are ideal for bird watchers, and the post-monsoon season is highly recommended for those who love plants as the flowers bloom during the spring months. There is plenty of snow along the trail during December and April, making it ideal for snow lovers. This trip is breathtaking and full of mythology.
KEDARTAL TREK:-
It is located within situated in the Gangotri part of the Garhwal Himalayas. This trek in Uttarakhand is perfect for those who love mountains because it provides stunning views of the majestic Himalayan ranges like the Jogin peaks, Bhirgupanth peak as well as Thalayasagar peak. This High altitude glacial lake can be described as a tucked-away treasure in Uttarakhand. In the mountains covered in snow and the landscape, it is possible to see various mountain wildlife species like the Blue Sheep, Goral, and the famous Himalayan Black Bear that can be seen on Kedartal. Kedartal trek.
RUPIN PASS TREK:-
Beautiful waterfalls, stunning views of nearby mountains, and exotic pastures brimming with flowers ensure this trip to Rupin Pass is unforgettable. The trek begins from the tiny town of Dhaula and continues over the course the trekkers have to climb around 10,000 feet in seven days to travel from Uttarakhand towards Himachal Pradesh at the Rupin Pass. There are many picturesque towns along the route, such as Jaka. They are perfect resting spots.
KEDARKANTHA TREK:-
A distance of nearly 18 kilometers in just 4 days, the thought of reaching a height of more than 6000 feet might sound unattainable, but the breathtaking 360-degree views of the famous mountain peaks of Kedarkantha are certainly worth it. Start at Sankri town in Uttarakhand and you’ll feel like you’ve reached the top of the world at the point you reach the Kedarkantha summit!
BALI PASS TREK:-
Bali Pass trek is only for trekkers who are experienced because of the difficult terrain. This trekking route is part of the famous Govind Wildlife Refuge, so you can expect to encounter a variety of exotic animals and plants. While you travel through the beautiful Tons as well as the Sian Garh river through the coniferous forest, before reaching the Swargarohini summits, you are treated to breathtaking views that include Bandarpunchch, Kalnag, and Swargarohini peaks. The magical lake of Ruinsara Tal.
AUDEN’S COL TREK:-
Col is among the most challenging trek routes in Uttarakhand. The trek begins from Gangotri. As you head towards Nala Camp you’ll find cane and pine forest. The route will lead you from Nala Camp to Rudra Gaira Base Camp, which is a great location to get breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks covered in snow. Connecting the peaks of Jogin I and Gangotri III and the glaciers of Khatling and Jogin, This trek takes you through endless glaciers, moraines, narrow cliffs, and ice ridges, thus demanding extremely high fitness.
SATOPANTH LAKE TREK:-
The hike towards Satopanth Lake will lead you to Satopanth Tal, a stunning glacial lake that can be enhanced with the snowy foothills such as Neelkanth and Satopanth (23,206 ft), Chaukhamba I as well as Balkun. It’s breathtaking to look at these majestic mountains reflecting in the glacier’s stunning clarity.
It is believed it was believed that Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh contemplated Satopanth Lake. Satopanth Lake’s 3 sides. Satopanth Lake journeys are also spiritual journeys. This hike alone is essential for those who are awed by the challenges and tranquil nature.
VALLEY OF FLOWERS TREK:-
The hike through the valley of the Flowers, a Unesco Heritage Site, is probably one of the easiest treks across the entire region of Uttarakhand and trekkers can attempt to walk this trail without aid from local trek agencies. This 4-day hike is popular with tourists for its spectacular display of wildflowers. Trekkers must be prepared for rainfall and plan for it accordingly. The valley is located at 14,200 feet, the pilgrimage site can also be accessed from Hemkund Sahib. Rest sure that the beauty of the wildflowers will outlast any obstacle!
BRAHMATAL TREK:-
It is among the most beautiful trekking routes in winter in the Himalayas situated opposite the famed Roopkund trek. A perfect spot for those who love snow, the breathtaking view of the Himalayan ranges ought to be the primary reason for going on this trek. The path for this trail is covered in snow and is an ideal destination for those who love snow. Trishul, Nandghunti, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth, Kamet, Hathi, and Ghora peaks are some of the prominent seven thousand visible ones. Most of the route of the Roopkund trek can also be seen from this trek including views of Ali Bugyal, Bedni Bugyal, and Junargali.
KALINDI KHAL TREK:-
Kalindi Khal Pass Trek is the toughest trek route in the Garhwal Himalayas. Trekkers will be expected to cover a distance of around 100 km. This rough road connects the pilgrimage sites of Gangotri and Badrinath. Kalindi Khal Trek is undeniably difficult and since some basic mountaineering skills are required to complete this trek, it is only recommended for experienced trekkers. This legendary trek takes you through rugged glaciers, snow plains, and rocky moraines, uncovering spectacular views of some of the major Himalayan peaks like Shivling, Meru, Kedar Dome, Neelkanth, Avalanche Peak, Kamet, Mana, etc.