Triund And Laka Glacier Trek
This hike combines breathtaking scenery with a healthy Laka Got glacier dose of adventure. This amazing trek will lead you to the Laka Got glacier, where you may camp and relax. Also, don’t forget to have fun with the snow and create wonderful memories with your family!
2,850 metres above sea level
3-day duration
Mcleodganj Square-Triund-Laka Gacier is the route.
Views include deodar, rhododendron, and oak trees, as well as a green, snow-capped peak
What Makes It Difficult: This is another easy hike suitable for beginners. However, as the walk progresses, some trekkers may encounter difficulties.
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Prashar Lake Trek
Prashar Lake Trek is regarded as one of the best short Himalayan winter hikes. The Dhauladhar range, nestled in the valley of the Dhauladhar range, runs through rich pine trees and stunning panoramas of snow-capped mountains. This hike is also great for a long weekend!
2750 metres above sea level
2 day duration
Panarsa-Jwalapur Village-Parashar Lake is the route.
Snow-capped mountains, pine woods, Himalayan dawn, and the mysterious Parashar Lake are among the highlights.
What Makes It Difficult: This is regarded as one of the most straightforward hikes. However, if there is a lot of snow, you can have trouble.
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Kasol-Kheerganga Trek
The Kasol-Kheerganga walk, one of the most popular among adventurers, allows you to rest in the lap of nature and enjoy some peaceful moments. This short hike takes you deep into the trees and gives you a breathtaking glimpse of the Parvati River.
3962.4 metres above sea level
3 day duration
Kasol-Bharsaini-Kheerganga is the route.
Rudra Naag Waterfall, Shiva Temple, and stunning rock formations are among the highlights.
What Makes It Difficult: It’s a moderate to easy journey that just requires a basic understanding of the essentials as well as a healthy mental and physical state.
This enthralling excursion will make you fall in love with nature’s splendour. The view of lush woods, limited terrains, and surreal meadows will leave you with a plethora of wonderful recollections. You may also participate in Tyrolean Traversing to make the most of your exciting journey.
2,934 metres above sea level
3 day duration
Dharamkot-Kareri Village-Kareri Lake is the route.
Dhauladhar Mountain, picturesque meadows, alpine, and oak and rhododendron woods are among the highlights.
What Makes It Difficult: This is another one that doesn’t need a lot of work. However, because this walk includes climbing in heavy snow, you should prepare for it.
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Kuari Pass Winter Trek
The Kuari Pass walk, one of India’s greatest winter treks, was discovered by the erstwhile viceroy Lord Curzon and is known to Europeans as the Lord Curzon path. Trekkers may take a break on the way down to Auli, one of India’s most beautiful ski resorts.
4425 metres above sea level
8-day duration
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Sunrise vistas of Mt Kamet, Mt Chaukhamba, Mt Trishul, and Nanda Devi are among the highlights.
What Makes It Difficult: When the snow level is high, this walk becomes more difficult. Otherwise, this is a simple yet exciting hike.
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Nag Tibba Winter Trek
Nag Tibba is a Hindu pilgrimage to the temple of Nag Deva, as well as a beginner’s destination for Himalayan winter treks in December and surrounding the month (Snake God). The walk begins in Dehradun and passes via Pantwari, Nagtibba, Devalsari, and Thatyur, passing through rural villages and scenery.
3,050 metres above sea level
Timeframe: 5 days
Dehradun-Pantwari-Nagtibba-Devalsari-Thatyur is the route.
Highlights include views of the Swargarohini and Nanda Devi peaks from Thatyur, the Nag Tibba shrine, and lonely settlements in the surrounding area.
What Makes It Tough: Participating in this expedition is not difficult. However, the walk will take you through deep woodlands where you must exercise caution.
- Brahmatal Trek
During the peak winter season, the snow-covered mountains are difficult to ascend. In the months of January and February, Brahmatal is one of Uttarakhand’s rare winter treks. It is also not difficult to scale despite the chilly season.
3,270 metres above sea level
7-day duration
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Mid-January through February is the best time to visit.
Highlights include the Brahmatal lake at the mountain’s peak, snow-covered forests, and breathtaking panoramic vistas.
What Makes It Difficult: This hiking track is coated with snow, which may make your walk more difficult. As a result, make sure you’re dressed in layers.
