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Kedarkantha Trek – A Perfect Winter & Snow Trek

Sankri
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Duration

6 Day/ 5 Night

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

15 people

Languages

English

Overview

Fringed with pine trees and adorned with the beauty of snow, the Kedarkantha Peak is one of the most sought after snow-trekking destinations in the country. Situated at a height of 3,800m above the sea level, the trek to this mountain pass in Uttarakhand offers various levels of challenges to the trekkers. Offering an enthralling trekking experience, Kedarkantha winter trek usually originate from Sankri, which can be easily reached from Dehradun and takes the trekkers through the immaculate beauty of the vicinity. From snow-capped Himalayan peaks to a frozen pond, meadows covered with snow to some of the other mesmerising peaks, this trek offers all the marvels, a trekker can wish for! Not just for the trekkers, Kedarkantha winter trek is also an ideal trek for the nature lovers.

Highlights

  • Snow-covered trails and a winter wonderland.
  • Views of peaks like Swargarohini and Black Peak.
  • Peaceful campsites with starry nights.
  • Trek through pine forests and meadows.

Itinerary

Durations

6 Day/ 5 Night

Grade

Medium

Trek Season

Winter (December to February)

Trek Altitude

Above 12500

Best Month

January
March
November
October
September

Tour's Location

Sankri

FAQs

What is the maximum altitude of the trek?

The maximum altitude for this trek is 12,500 Ft, offering breathtaking views and a challenging experience.

What is the difficulty level of the trek?

This trek is rated as "Easy To Moderate " due to the high altitude, rugged terrain, and demanding hiking days.

How many days does the trek take?

The trek spans 6 Days/5 Nights, including travel to and from Sankri.

What is the age requirement for the trek?

Participants should be at least 8 Years to join this trek due to its demanding nature.

What temperature ranges can I expect on the trek?

Nov —  Dec (8°C-15°C;and night -5°C-3°C) Jan —  Feb  (7°C-14°C and night 4C to -7C).

When is the best season to do this trek?

Kedarkantha is best done as a winter trek – from Mid Nov  to April. It is an out-and-out snow trek during these months.

Where does the trek start and end?

The trek starts and ends in Sankri.

What time should I report on the first day?

6.30 am To 7.30 am At Dehradun Railway Station

What time will we return to the starting location on the last day?

You’ll reach Dehradun between 5 pm to 6 pm. You can book your travel any time after 8 pm.

Where is the last ATM point before the trek?

We recommend to either carry cash or withdraw at Dehradun as there are hardly any ATMs in Sankri or post that. Mussoorie and Nainbagh, on the way to Purola, are the last places where you will find an ATM.

What about mobile connectivity during the trek?

You can get pretty fair connectivity on BSNL sims, Other connections are shaky and won't work properly. Purola is the last place before the trek where you’re likely to get a stable mobile signal. This is about an hour and a half before Naitwar, the base camp.

Are there any health restrictions for the trek?

People with conditions such as Bronchitis, Asthma, TB, Epilepsy, high blood pressure, or a higher BMI are not allowed on this trek.

Are there any age restrictions for children?

Children under 8 years old are not permitted to join the trek.

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