Uttarakhand is blessed with a scenic hilly terrain that renders the state as one of the best in the country for trekking.

Uttarakhand offers a wide range of trekking options for adventurers of all levels. Whether you are a seasoned trekker or a beginner, there are several amazing trekking destinations in Uttarakhand that promise unforgettable experiences. Let's explore some of the best places for trekking in this beautiful state.

ROOPKUND TREK

This trek begins from Lohajung, following an uphill climb, arriving at Ran ki Dhar, then to Bhaguwagasa and then finally to Roopkund. Human skeletons are visible at the lake’s bottom when the snow melts.

PINDARI GLACIER SUMMER TREK

A must-visit site for avid photographers, nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, this glacier trek takes you across unknown villages and locations of the ‘Dev Bhoomi’ that are known to mythological connections. Admire the sturdy wooden bridges from where you can treat your eyes to the green environment while enjoying your summer vacation in Uttarakhand.

CHOPTA- CHANDRASHILA WINTER TREK

This route is the one of the popular trails for trekking in Uttarakhand in winter. Famed as ‘Mini Switzerland’ Chopta village of the Garhwal Himalayas and the ‘Moon Rock’ or the Chandrashila, together arrive at an altitude of 4000 m at the summit of Chandrashila.

PANCH KEDAR TREK

Covering 5 shrines of Lord Shiva in the captivating Kedar valley, the Panch Kedar trek offers a memorable experience, away from the chaos of city life. Ideal for planning a holiday in Uttarakhand, the trek lures both novices as well as expert trekking enthusiasts. The trail is a wonderful mix of serenity and beautiful scenic charm.

DODITAL TREK

Now, ascend through the thick alpine forest, taking you to the meadows of Dayara. Continue the trail to Nimdhar, finishing it, at the stunning Dodital Lake, enveloped by the thick pine, oak, and Deodar jungles. The stunning view of the Himalayas from one of the best trekking places in India are waiting for you.

KALINDIKHAL PASS TREK

The high-altitude expedition starts from Gangotri and end at Badrinath where you reach via Kalindikhal. Boulders, scree, glaciers, and snow, make the trek a challenging one. During the trek, there are halts at Tapovan (4250 m), Nandanvan (4500 m), Vasuki Tal (5300 m), Kalindi Base (5590 m), Kalindikhal (5948 m), Arwa Tal (3980 m), and Gashtoli (3600 m).