FROM DEHRADUN
OVERVIEW
The Kedarkantha trek, nestled in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, is a quintessential Himalayan adventure, celebrated particularly for its enchanting winter landscapes. Rising to a peak elevation of approximately 3,810 meters (12,500 feet), it offers a rewarding summit experience that is notably accessible for trekkers of varying experience levels, generally categorized as easy to moderate. This makes it a favored introduction to high-altitude trekking for beginners, while still holding immense appeal for seasoned adventurers seeking a picturesque journey.
The typical itinerary spans 5 to 6 days, with the actual trekking portion covering about 3 to 4 days. The journey commences with a scenic drive from Dehradun, passing through charming Himalayan towns and dense pine forests, eventually reaching Sankri village, which serves as the primary base camp. Sankri, a quaint hamlet known for its traditional wooden houses and warm local hospitality, is also a gateway to several other renowned treks in the region.
Highlights
- Winter Wonderland
- Accessible Summit
- 360-Degree Panoramic Views
- Juda-ka-Talab
- Diverse Forest Trails
- Charming Base Villages
- Spectacular Sunrises & Sunsets
- Beginner-Friendly
