Kuari Pass Trek

Is it safe trek ?

Yes the Kuari pass trek is very safe. All our professional strive our best to provide trekkers with the best experience possible. Kuari Pass Trek is a moderate trek that starts from Dhak Village. These treks are uphill, You can do this trek comfortably, it is a good way to go through beautiful forests, which makes your trek easy.

Whenever you go for a trek, do it with full enthusiasm, do not think much, you keep adding yourself day by day with Himalayas, then everything will be easy for you. all trek route more beautiful

During the day the temperature of Kuari pass is around Winter temperature is -3°C to -5 °C and during the night the temperature comes down to -5 °C to -15 °C which is not bad.

Summer may ot june months temperature is 8 °C to 15 °C and during the night the temperature comes down to 5 °C to 12°C which is not bad. this is very good for summer trek kuari pass.

How is the difficulty level kuari pass

Kuari Pass Trek is a very beautiful winter or summer trek and an uphill trek in the Uttarakhand Himalayas, The Kuari pass Trek is great for those people who have a great passion for mountaineering and consider it a special purpose in their life. Despite the fact that the top is relatively low in elevation, we recommend physical endurance and a strong fitness record.

You have to travel 544 kms from Dehradun to Joshimath and return Joshimath to Dehradun by taxi and 33 kms on foot from Dhak Village to kuari pass summit 12516 Feet and back to Joshimath.

These treks are not very difficult but you can, we are doing it for the last 30 years, some people come from all over the world who have their own fitness level and all people easily do trek to Kuari pass.

Don’t think much, dedicate yourself to nature, it will be easy for you, and always take the help of your trek leader, wake up in the morning during the trek, do some yoga and pranayam per day morning.

When does snowfall start in Kuari Pass trek?

In the Kuari pass trek, especially snowfall time occurs only in December, but sometimes it happens in early November as well, it is seasonal. By the way, if it rains sometimes even in October, then the Kuari pass trek Summit becomes snowfall, but I do not know much longer. The snow that falls from 15th December lasts for a long time. Kuari pass trek has the highest snowfall in the months of January and February, which lasts till the last of May, and does not melt easily.

Major Attractions of the Kuari Pass Trek

Tugasi: The trek begins from Tugasi, with the unique itinerary, where the adventure truly takes flight. As you start your steady ascent, the trail gently weaves through ancient oaks, their branches heavy with snow. It’s here that you first catch sight of the snow-covered paths stretching ahead, with expansive mountain views peeking through the treetops. The soft crunch of snow under your boots set the tone for the days to come.

Talli Forest: Moving forward, you enter the Talli Forest, a magical place where every step feels like wandering into a kingdom of snow. Towering pine and oak trees rise around you, their trunks dusted with snow, while sunlight occasionally filters through the dense canopy, casting patterns on the ground. The quiet here is profound, broken only by the sounds of your footsteps and the occasional chirp of a hidden bird. It's a place that invites you to pause, take a deep breath, and truly feel the peace of the wilderness.

Kuari Pass: You will climb higher, and the trail opens up to Kuari Pass, a vantage point that feels like the roof of the world. From here, the vast expanse of the Himalayas unfolds in all directions, with the peaks standing tall. It’s a perfect spot to rest, and marvel at the majesty that surrounds you, a view that makes every step of the climb worthwhile.

Gorson Bugyal: As you return, you will pass through Gorson Bugyal, an alpine meadow. TTH incorporates this route to let trekkers experience its beauty. In winter, this vast land is covered in a blanket of snow, glistening under the sun. The meadow shows a stunning contrast to the dense forests below. From here you will get to witness the best views of Nanda Devi peak. Standing there, surrounded by nothing but snow and sky, you can't help but feel a deep relaxation.

Who Can Participate

Age Requirement:

April to November: 10 years.

December to March: 12 years.

First-timers are welcome, though prior trekking experience is preferred. Good fitness is a must.

Fitness Criteria:

The Trekker should have sufficient stamina to cover 5 km of distance by jogging in 33 minutes without stress or 10 km of distance in 75 minutes without stress

If the trekker prefers cycling he/she should be able to cycle 15 km of distance in 45 minutes .

If the trekker wants to carry a backpack then he/she should be able to carry a 10-12 kg backpack. If opt Off-load option then the trekker should be able to carry 3-5 kg backpack.

If a trekker's BMI is more or less than the normal range (18-28), please consult our Trek Coordinator before booking.