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Kedarkantha Trek

Region
Sankri, Uttarakhand
Duration
5 Days
Grade
Easy to Moderate
Max Altitude
12,500 Ft
Trekking Km
19km
Pickup & Drop Point
Dehradun Railway Station
Base Camp
Sankri
Food
All Meals (Veg + Egg)
Stay
Guest house & Camping
Best Season
Winter months November to March

Overview

The Kedarkantha trek is one of the most celebrated winter treks in India, often described as the “Queen of Winter Treks.” Situated in the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, it offers a complete Himalayan trekking experience in just a few days. From dense pine forests and frozen lakes to charming mountain villages and panoramic summit views, Kedarkantha has everything a trekker dreams of, making it suitable for both beginners and seasoned adventurers.

Location and Altitude

The trek begins at Sankri village, a quaint settlement at 6,400 feet surrounded by apple orchards and wooden houses. The trail takes you through scenic campsites and alpine clearings, eventually leading to the Kedarkantha summit at 12,500 feet (3,800 m). From the top, trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking 360-degree views of major Himalayan peaks, including Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Black Peak (Kalanag), Rupin Range, and even glimpses of the Yamunotri and Gangotri ranges.

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Short Itinerary

● Route: Dehradun – Mussoorie – Purola – Mori – Netwar – Sankri
● Drive Distance: ~ 200 km
● Time: 8–9 hours
● Altitude: 6,400 ft

● Highlights:
○ Scenic drive along Tons River valley
○ Beautiful pine forests, apple orchards, and local villages
○ Stay at homestay/guesthouse in Sankri

● Route: Gradual ascent through pine & maple forests
● Trek Distance: 4 km
● Trek Time: 4–5 hours
● Altitude Gain: 6,400 ft → 9,100 ft

● Highlights:
○ Camping near the frozen lake Juda Ka Talab in winters
○ Dense forest walk with snow cover (Dec–March)
○ Stunning views of snow-capped peaks

● Route: Through dense pine forests and open meadows
● Trek Distance: 4 km
● Trek Time: 3–4 hours
● Altitude Gain: 9,100 ft → 11,200 ft

● Highlights:
○ Wide clearings with panoramic mountain views
○ Campsite facing Swargarohini, Black Peak, Bandarpoonch ranges
○ Best sunset views of the trek

● Route:
○ Early morning summit climb (steep ascent, 3 hrs)
○ 360° views from summit
○ Overnight camping at Juda Ka Talab.
● Trek Distance: 6 km (Summit up & descend)
● Trek Time: 7–8 hours
● Altitude: 11,200 ft → 12,500 ft (Summit) → descend to 8,900 ft

● Highlights:
○ 360° Himalayan view of Swargarohini, Black Peak, Yamunotri & Gangotri ranges
○ Breathtaking sunrise from summit
○ Descend through meadows & forests

● Trek Distance: 6 km trek
● Trek Time: 3–4 hours
● Drive Distance: 200 km drive back to Dehradun (~8–9 hrs)
● Altitude: 8,900 ft → 6,400 ft → 2,150 ft
● Highlights:

○ Easy forest trail back to Sankri
○ Return drive along Tons River valley
○ Trek ends in Dehradun by evening

Detailed Itinerary

● Route: Dehradun – Mussoorie – Purola – Mori – Netwar – Sankri
● Drive Distance: ~ 200 km
● Time: 8–9 hours
● Altitude: 6,400 ft

Your Kedarkantha winter adventure begins from Dehradun Railway Station/ISBT early morning. Vanvas Adventure arranges a comfortable tempo traveler/vehicle for trekkers. The drive itself feels like an initiation into the Himalayas.

The first stretch till Mussoorie (the “Queen of Hills”) gives glimpses of Doon Valley. Soon, the road dips into pine-scented valleys and ridges. After Purola, you’ll enter the lesser-traveled Govind Pashu Vihar Sanctuary region. The river Tons, believed to be the largest tributary of Yamuna, flows alongside, adding charm to the ride.

● Highlights:
○ Scenic drive along Tons River valley
○ Beautiful pine forests, apple orchards, and local villages
○ Stay at homestay/guesthouse in Sankri

By evening, you reach Sankri village, a wooden settlement perched amidst pine forests. Sankri is the base camp for several treks (Kedarkantha, Har Ki Dun, Bali Pass, etc.). Vanvas Adventure provides cozy guesthouse/homestay stays here. After dinner, the team briefs trekkers about safety, weather, and the next day’s trek.

● Altitude gain: 2,150 ft (Dehradun at ~4,250 ft to Sankri at ~6,400 ft)
● Stay: Guesthouse/homestay (warm beds, local cuisine).
● Tip: Charge your electronics here – it’s the last place with reliable electricity.

● Route: Gradual ascent through pine & maple forests
● Trek Distance: 4 km
● Trek Time: 4–5 hours
● Altitude Gain: 6,400 ft → 9,100 ft

After breakfast, your trek begins. Vanvas Adventure’s guides ensure everyone gets trekking gear checked (gaiters, microspikes if snow is heavy). The trail winds through dense pine, maple, and oak forests. In winter, snow carpets the trail, making every step dreamy.

Midway, you’ll see local shepherd huts and open clearings. The final stretch ascends to reach the mystical Juda ka Talab, a frozen high-altitude lake surrounded by giant pine trees. Legends say Lord Shiva once meditated here, and a droplet of water from his hair formed this lake.

● Highlights:
○ Camping near the frozen lake Juda Ka Talab in winters
○ Dense forest walk with snow cover (Dec–March)
○ Stunning views of snow-capped peaks

● Campsite Beauty:
○ Frozen Juda ka Talab turns into a natural ice field for photography.
○ Snow-clad pine forests around create a Christmas-card scene.
○ Open meadow beside the lake is ideal for camping.

Vanvas Adventure sets up well-insulated alpine tents with warm sleeping bags. The evening includes hot tea, snacks, and dinner around a bonfire (weather permitting).

● Stay: Tent at Juda Ka Talab
● Tip: Keep your water bottle inside the sleeping bag at night to prevent freezing.

● Route: Through dense pine forests and open meadows
● Trek Distance: 4 km
● Trek Time: 3–4 hours
● Altitude Gain: 9,100 ft → 11,200 ft

This day’s trek is short yet scenic. The trail opens up into clearings and meadows offering first clear glimpses of Kedarkantha Peak. You walk across snowfields, cross brooks, and enter thickets of oak and rhododendron. In winters, the rhododendrons shed leaves, giving the forest a mysterious aura.

By afternoon, you reach Kedarkantha Base Camp, a vast open snowfield with panoramic views of peaks like Swargarohini, Kala Nag, and Bandarpoonch.

● Highlights:
○ Wide clearings with panoramic mountain views
○ Campsite facing Swargarohini, Black Peak, Bandarpoonch ranges
○ Best sunset views of the trek

● Base Camp Life with Vanvas Adventure:
○ Well-secured snow tents with floor insulation
○ Evening acclimatization walk for summit prep
○ Hot soup and warm meals served in the dining tent
○ Guide’s detailed briefing about summit climb

The evening is magical as golden light falls on the snowy peaks. Most trekkers sleep early for the midnight/early morning summit push.

● Stay: Tent at Base Camp
● Tip: Dress in layers – temperatures here can drop to -8°C to -10°C at night.

● Route:
○ Early morning summit climb (steep ascent, 3 hrs)
○ 360° views from summit
○ Overnight camping at Juda Ka Talab.
● Trek Distance: 6 km (Summit up & descend)
● Trek Time: 7–8 hours
● Altitude: 11,200 ft → 12,500 ft (Summit) → descend to 8,900 ft

This is the most awaited day of the trek. The summit climb usually starts around 2–3 AM to catch sunrise. Equipped with headlamps and spikes, you walk steadily on the snowy ridge. The climb is gradual but feels challenging due to cold and altitude.

Finally, you reach the Kedarkantha Summit at 12,500 ft. A small Lord Shiva shrine and Trishul adorn the top. As the first rays of sun strike, the entire Himalayan panorama lights up – from Gangotri, Yamunotri, Swargarohini, to Himachal peaks like Rupin and Buran ranges.

● Highlights:
○ 360° Himalayan view of Swargarohini, Black Peak, Yamunotri & Gangotri ranges
○ Breathtaking sunrise from summit
○ Descend through meadows & forests

● Why Summit Day is Special:
○ Sunrise at 12,500 ft – unforgettable sight
○ Spiritual aura at Shiva shrine on top

After spending 30–40 minutes on top, you descend back to Base Camp for rest and food. Depending on energy and time, many groups descend further to Hargaon campsite (8,900 ft), reducing next day’s walk.

● Stay: Tent at Base Camp (as per pace/weather).
● Tip: Keep extra pair of gloves – summit mornings are freezing

● Trek Distance: 6 km trek
● Trek Time: 3–4 hours
● Drive Distance: 200 km drive back to Dehradun (~8–9 hrs)
● Altitude: 8,900 ft → 6,400 ft → 2,150 ft

● Highlights:
○ Easy forest trail back to Sankri
○ Return drive along Tons River valley
○ Trek ends in Dehradun by evening

The last trek day is a gentle downhill walk through dense pine and oak forests. As you approach Sankri , the snowy world slowly gives way to green orchards and wooden houses. After reaching Sankri , you freshen up at the base lodge and bid farewell to the mountains.

Vanvas Adventure arranges the return transport to Dehradun. You’ll carry back not just photographs but a heart full of Himalayan memories, friendships, and the peace only mountains bring.

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The Cost Includes
  • Transport Includes from Dehradun to Dehradun
  • Meals during trek (veg, breakfast/lunch/dinner + tea)
  • Accommodation (Guesthouse + tents)
  • Trek permits & forest entry fees
  • Gaiters & crampons
  • Trek equipments: Sleeping bag, mattress, tent (twin sharing), kitchen & dinning tent, toilet tent
  • First aid medical kits, stretcher and oxygen cylinder.
  • Trek leader & guide, support staff, mules/porters for camping gear

The Cost Exclude
  • Meals during transit (Day 1 & Day 5 on road)
  • Personal porter/mule for backpack (extra cost)
  • Personal expenses (snacks, bottled water, tips)
  • Any king of Insurance
  • Medical/emergency evacuation charges
  • Anything not mentioned in inclusions

Best Time to Visit kedarkantha

Kedarkantha Trek, located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, is one of the most popular winter treks in India, offering snow-covered landscapes, panoramic views of the Himalayas, and a moderately challenging route suitable for beginners and experienced trekkers alike. The best time to visit Kedarkantha largely depends on the kind of experience you are seeking.

Winter (December to March):
This is the most popular time for Kedarkantha Trek. During these months, the region is covered in thick snow, making it perfect for snow trekking and camping in a winter wonderland. Daytime temperatures range from 2°C to 10°C, while nights can drop sharply to -5°C to -10°C at the summit. Snow adds charm and adventure but also requires proper winter trekking gear, including insulated clothing, gloves, and trekking shoes with good grip.

Summer (April to June):
Spring and early summer offer a completely different experience. The trek is easier without snow, trails are green, and wildflowers bloom across the meadows. Day temperatures during this period are comfortable, around 12°C to 20°C, while nights are cooler at 5°C to 10°C. This season is ideal for those who prefer moderate temperatures and a less challenging trek without snow.



How To Reach

Dehradun Pickup Points : Prince Chowk near By Railway Station .
Pickup timing Between : 6:30 To 8:30 in morning

By Air

Fly to Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun), which is well-connected to major cities like Delhi and Mumbai. From the airport, you can take a taxi to Dehradun city ( 20km about / 30 minutes)


By Train

Take a train to Dehradun Railway Station, connected to cities like Delhi, Kolkata, and Lucknow.


By Bus/Road

By Bus: Regular buses run from Delhi’s ISBT Kashmiri Gate Majnu ka tilla to Dehradun ,
Volvo Stand : Majnu ka tilla - Kashmiri Gate
Buses Timing: 8:30 To -9:30 At Night ,10:0pm to 11:15pm at night
Take an overnight Volvo Buses from Delhi to Dehradun & drop you on time

Dehradun to Sankri (Base of Kedarkantha Trek):
By Road: The distance from Dehradun to Sankri is about 200 km, and it takes around 7-8 hours by road.
transport mode: Tempu Travels /Bolero & buses


Things to Carry

Smart packing is the secret to making the most of your Himalayan adventure. The mountains challenge both your stamina and your readiness, so every item in your backpack should be intentional and essential. Here’s why each one counts:

● Clothing:

  • 3 warm layers (fleece + padded jacket + thermal)
  • Waterproof gloves, woollen socks, balaclava, cap
  • Trek pants (quick-dry), thermal inners

● Trek Gear recommended to check:

  • Trekking shoes (waterproof, good grip)
  • Backpack (40–50 L with rain cover)
  • Headlamp with extra batteries

● Other Essentials:

  • Sunglasses (for snow blindness)
  • Sunscreen & lip balm (SPF 40+)
  • Reusable water bottle/thermos

Kedarkantha Trek Safety and Preparation Guide with Vanvas Adventure

1.Physical Preparation:
Trekking at high altitudes requires stamina and endurance. Begin physical conditioning at least 4–6 weeks before the trek. Focus on:
Cardiovascular exercises such as jogging, brisk walking, or cycling to improve lung capacity.
Leg strength training including squats, lunges, and step-ups for uphill climbs.
Core strengthening exercises like planks and sit-ups for balance during steep or uneven trails.
Regular morning walks in hilly terrain are highly recommended to acclimatize your body to altitude variations.

2. Clothing and Gear:
Proper clothing is crucial in cold, snowy conditions:
Layering is essential: thermal innerwear, fleece jacket, and a waterproof outer shell.
Trekking pants that are warm, water-resistant, and flexible.
Quality gloves, woolen socks, and a beanie to protect extremities.
Sturdy trekking shoes or snow boots with good grip to prevent slipping.
Backpack essentials: water bottles, sunscreen, sunglasses, headlamp, trekking poles, and first-aid kit.
Vanvas Adventure provides guidance on recommended gear and ensures that trekkers are well-equipped for snow and cold weather.



Foods During Trek

Breakfast

Beverages
Tea (Regular / Masala / Ginger)
Coffee
Fresh Juice (Orange)

Breads & Light Items
Bread with Butter & Jam
Veg Sandwiches

Eggs
Omelette (Plain / Cheese / Masala)

Indian Breakfast Specials
Aloo Paratha with Curd & Pickle
Chole Bhature
Aloo Poori

Healthy & Light Options
Mix Veg Poha with Lemon
Mix Veg Vermicelli (Upma Style)
Porridge (Oats or Semolina)

Lunch

Main Course
Roti
Mixed Vegetable Sabzi
Paneer Bhurji / Paneer Butter Masala
Dal Makhni / Yellow Dal Tadka
Rajma Masala / Chole Masala
Vegetable Pulao / Jeera Rice / Peas Pulao

Sides & Complements
Curd / Raita (Boondi or Vegetable)
Pickle (Mango / Lemon)
Green Salad (Cucumber, Tomato, Onion, Lemon)
Papad

Refreshments & Extras
Banana / Apple / Orange
Biscuits (Digestive / Marie / Glucose)
Chocolate Bars / Energy Bars

Evening Tea/Snacks Menu

Beverages
Tea (Regular / Masala / Ginger)
Coffee (Hot / Cappuccino)
Hot Chocolate

Soups
Mix Veg Soup / Tomato Soup / Sweet Corn Soup

Snacks & Savories
Bread Pakoda with Green Chutney
Veg Pakoda (Onion / Paneer / Spinach)
Maggi (Plain / Vegetable)
French Fries
Samosa
Popcorn (Light and Crunchy)

Dinner Menu

Main Course
Mattar Paneer / Shahi Paneer
Rajma with Jeera Rice
Roti / Paratha with Seasonal Sabzi
Tadka Daal (Yellow Daal)
Aloo Gobhi / Aloo Methi
Masur Daal / Chana Daal
Mix Veg Manchurian with Fried Rice or Noodles

Desserts
Gulab Jamun
Sooji Halwa / Gajar Halwa

Beverages
Bournvita with Hot Milk
Herbal Tea (Optional for Digestion)

Note:This is a tentative menu. Vanvas Adventure reserves the right to change or update the menu without any prior notice.

Why Choose Vanvas Adventure ?

Vanvas Adventure is a Dehradun-based adventure travel company specializing in Himalayan treks and camping experiences. Established in 2015, it offers expertly guided treks and cozy camping options for families, couples, and friends. Their mission is to inspire and empower people to explore the great outdoors, connect with nature, and create lasting memories.

• Diverse Trekking Options: Vanvas Adventure provides a variety of trekking experiences suitable for different skill levels. Popular treks include the Har Ki Dun Trek, Chopta Tungnath Trek, and Kedarkantha Trek, Kuari Pass Trek, Balli Pass Trek, Dayara Bugyal. These treks offer breathtaking views and an opportunity to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of Uttarakhand.
      Experienced Local Guides – Knowledgeable about terrain, snow conditions, and safety.
      Safety First – Oxygen cylinders, first-aid, pulse oximeters, trained staff.
      Cultural Immersion – Stay in authentic homestays at Sankri, Chopta/ Sari Village, Osla Village, Fitari Village interact with locals.



Booking Process for Vanvas Adventure

Kedarkantha Trek 📍
BOOK FROM WEBSITES:
Trek Cost Per Head
Trek: 5,499/-
Includes 5% @ GST
( Dehradun To Dehradun )
Duration: 5Days, 4Nights

Payment mode
Googlepay, PhonePe, Bhim : 9368705455
Name of the Bank - : Kotak Mahindra Bank
Account Holder-: Vanvas Adventure
Account Number- : 5949211784
IFSC Code- : KKBK0005171
Branch- : 87, Nehru colony Dehradun Uttarakhand

1.Inquiry
• Reach out via the official website, WhatsApp, or call to inquire about trek availability and details.


Cancellation Policy

Cancellation 30Days or More Before the Start of the Trip: Refund options Voucher / REFUND
5% deduction of the trek fee
100% cash voucher for any trip, valid for one year
Transfer the trek (any trek, any date) to a friend


Cancellation Between 20 Days and 10 Days Before the Start of the Trip:
Participants can select from the following refund options:
30% deduction of the trek fee
100% cash voucher for the same trip, valid for one year.
100 % cash voucher for any trip, valid for one year.
Transfer the trek (same trek, any date) to a friend


Cancellation Between 10 Days and 01 Days Before the Start of the Trip Refund options include:
50% deduction of the trek fee.
100% cash voucher for the same trip, valid for one year.
50% cash voucher for any trip, valid for one year.
Transfer the trek (same trek, any date) to a friend.


Cancellation Less Than 5 Days Before the Start of the Trip: Refund options are limited to:
full Trek cost will be not refundable
20% cash voucher for the same trip, valid for one year


Rental Gear

Smart packing is the secret to making the most of your Himalayan adventure. The mountains challenge both your stamina and your readiness, so every item in your backpack should be intentional and essential. Here’s why each one counts:

Trekking Jacket

₹ 500

Hiking Pants

₹ 300

Trekking Shoes

₹ 500

Woollen Socks

₹ 200

Hand Gloves

₹ 200

Head Torch

₹ 150

Woollen Cap

₹ 150

Poncho

₹ 200

Walking Pole

₹ 200

Please Note: The rental equipment prices listed apply to the entire trek. Vanvas Adventure may revise or update prices at any time without prior notice.


Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

Kedarkantha trek is located in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand. The base village for the trek is Sankri, around 200 km from Dehradun.

Kedarkantha is an all-season trek, but it is most popular during December to April for its beautiful snow trails and scenic winter landscapes.

The trek usually takes 5 days and 4 nights and covers around 20 km in total, including the ascent and descent.

The Kedarkantha summit stands at an altitude of 12,500 ft (3,810 meters) above sea level, offering a 360° panoramic view of Himalayan peaks like Swargarohini, Black Peak, and Bandarpoonch.

It is considered a beginner-friendly to moderate trek — suitable for first-time trekkers and fit beginners. Vanvas Adventure provides trained guides and support staff for your safety and comfort.

  • Summer (April–June): 5°C to 20°C

  • Winter (Dec–Feb): –5°C to 10°C (expect snow)


    • You can reach Sankri from Dehradun by road (approx. 8–9 hours drive). Vanvas Adventure provides transport options from Dehradun to Sankri for all trek participants.

    Vanvas Adventure offers comfortable tents, sleeping bags, and mats at each campsite. Accommodation in Sankri is usually in homestays or guesthouses.