Kedarkantha Trek
Kedarkantha Trek is one of India’s most popular Himalayan winter treks, located in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of Uttarakhand. Famous for its snow-covered trails, dense pine forests, frozen lakes, and breathtaking 360° summit views, this trek is ideal for beginners as well as experienced trekkers. Standing at an altitude of 12,500 ft, the summit offers mesmerizing views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Black Peak, and other Himalayan ranges.
Tour Highlights
- Snow-covered trails during winter
- Beautiful campsites at Juda Ka Talab & Kedarkantha Base Camp
- Dense pine and oak forests
- Sunrise from Kedarkantha Summit
- Stunning 360° summit panorama
- Frozen lake (Juda Ka Talab) during winter
- Views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Black Peak & Ranglana
- Experience Trek Leader / Guide
- Perfect trek for beginners
- Himalayan village experience at Sankri
Tour Plan
Day 1: Dehradun → Sankri
Day 2: Sankri → Juda Ka Talab
Day 3: Juda Ka Talab → Kedarkantha Base Camp
Day 4: Kedarkantha Base Camp → Kedarkantha Summit
Day 5: Kedarkantha Base Camp → Sankri
Day 6: Sankri → Dehradun
Drive: 200 km (8–10 Hours)
Reach Sankri village.
Check-in at guest house.
Evening briefing and overnight stay.
Stay: Guest House
Begin trekking through dense pine forests and scenic Himalayan trails. Reach the beautiful campsite beside Juda Ka Talab.
Trek Distance: 4 km
Trek Duration: 4–5 Hours
Stay: Camping
Walk through snow-covered forests and open meadows while enjoying magnificent mountain views.
Trek Distance: 4 km
Trek Duration: 3–4 Hours
Stay: Camping
Trek Distance: 6 km
Trek Duration: 7–8 Hours
Start before sunrise for the summit climb. Witness breathtaking panoramic Himalayan views before descending to Basecamp campsite.
Stay: Camping
Descend through beautiful forests back to Sankri village.
Trek Duration: 4–5 Hours
Stay: Guest House
Return to Dehradun with unforgettable Himalayan memories.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. It is considered one of the best Himalayan treks for first-time trekkers.
Yes, it is an easy to moderate trek and is ideal for beginners with basic fitness.
December to April for snowfall, and October to November for clear mountain views.
The summit reaches 12,500 ft (3,810 m) above sea level.
Yes. Snowfall is common from December to March, with snow-covered trails often lasting into April.
Limited connectivity is available in Sankri. Most trekking routes have no mobile network.
Yes. Entry permits are mandatory for the Valley of Flowers National Park and are generally arranged by the trek organizer.
Guest house accommodation at Sankri and alpine tents during the trek.
The risk is low, but proper acclimatization and hydration are important.
Carry warm thermal wear, waterproof trekking shoes, a down jacket, gloves, woolen cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, trekking pole, water bottles, and a personal medical kit.
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