The Kedarkantha Trek is widely regarded as the most popular winter trek in India, offering a true summit-climb experience without the need for technical mountaineering skills. Perfect for beginners and rewarding for seasoned trekkers, this trek is a classic Himalayan winter adventure.
The trail begins from Sankri village (6,400 ft), a remote and culturally rich hamlet in Uttarakhand where traditional wooden houses and local folklore define everyday life. As the trek begins, you walk through dense pine and oak forests that shield you from harsh winter winds. During peak winter months, these forest floors are buried under deep snow, creating a magical, storybook-like landscape.
One of the most iconic highlights of the trek is Juda Ka Talab, a frozen alpine lake nestled in a forest clearing. Covered in snow and ice, it looks straight out of a fairy tale and serves as a perfect campsite.
The most thrilling part of the trek is the summit push. You wake up around 3:00 AM and climb the final ridge in sub-zero temperatures. As you reach the summit at 12,500 ft, the sunrise unveils panoramic views of the Yamunotri and Gangotri ranges, with golden sunlight reflecting off endless snowfields. The summit is marked by a small shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva and offers sweeping views of Har Ki Dun Valley, Swargarohini peaks, and Rupin Pass.
The Kedarkantha Trek slightly tests your endurance but rewards you with one of the most memorable summit views in the Indian Himalayas, making it a must-do winter trek.
Reach Sankri village
Trek briefing and acclimatization
Dinner and overnight stay at the guesthouse
Trek through dense pine forests
Reach the frozen lake of Juda Ka Talab
Overnight camping near the lake
Gradual ascent through snow-covered trails
Reach Kedarkantha Base Camp
Snowcraft training and preparation for summit day
Overnight stay in tents
Wake up at 3:00 AM
Summit push for sunrise views
Descend to Hargaon campsite
Overnight stay
Descend through forests to Sankri
Trek concludes
Departure with unforgettable memories
Breakfast, lunch, evening tea/snacks, and dinner during the trek
All nutritious vegetarian meals from Day 1 dinner to Day 3 breakfast, prepared hygienically.
Forest entry permits and camping charges included.
Sleeping bags rated for -10°C, mattresses, kitchen tents, and dining tents
Basic first aid kit, and crampons & gaiters (provided when snow conditions require).
Transportation to and from Sankri
Meals during transit on Day 1 and Day 5
Mule or porter charges for backpack offloading (available at extra cost).
Any personal purchases, snacks, tips, or emergency expenses.
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What to Pack for Kedarkantha Trek
20–30L backpack with comfortable shoulder straps.
Down jacket rated for -5°C (essential, especially in winter).
Waterproof trekking shoes with good ankle support and grip.
Sunglasses and high-SPF sunscreen.
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