The Bali Pass trek is an exciting and challenging trail that connects the Har Ki Dun valley with Yamunotri, offering trekkers a unique and spiritual experience. The journey begins at Sankri village, which serves as the base for more than 25 treks in Uttarakhand, and concludes at Janki Chatti. Along the way, hikers can explore a variety of natural wonders, including rich grasslands, mountain ridges, pine forests, and glacial ranges. The trek provides stunning views of the Bandarpoonch, Kalanag, and Swargarohini peaks.

The highlight of the trek is the opportunity to visit the Yamunotri temple, one of the major attractions of the region. In addition, the Dev Thach alpine meadows located in the middle of the Ruinsara forest are a sight to behold. The trek also includes a visit to the sacred Ruinsara Tal glacial lake, which is renowned for its unmatched beauty and grandeur and is accompanied by a mythological story.

However, the Bali Pass trek is not for the faint-hearted. It includes challenging terrains, steep ascents and descents, exhilarating pass crossings, and narrow trails, which require a great deal of physical and mental endurance to complete successfully. Nevertheless, for those who are up for the challenge, the Bali Pass trek is a must-do for experiencing nature at its best and pushing personal limits.

• This is a moderate to hard-level trek. Thus, you need to have previous trekking experience.
• You shall be fit, healthy, and willing to make an extra effort.
• Training for 3-4 weeks would be enough.
• Walk uphill or stairs steps with a backpack.
• It’d be great if you build a healthy amount of cardiovascular endurance. Jogging is the best exercise to increase your stamina.
• For detailed advice and coordination, we’ll have a WhatsApp group.