4 Nights 5 Days
Up to 3 days
12 people
English, Hindi
Some treks challenge you. And then, some treks change you. Kedarkantha trek is one of those rare journeys that leave a mark on your soul long after the snow has melted.
Rising gracefully to 12,500 ft in the heart of Uttarkashi’s Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, Kedarkantha is a name whispered by trekkers all over India, especially when winter arrives. Every December, when most trails hide under sheets of snow and the Himalayas fall silent, Kedarkantha comes alive with the crunch of boots, the sparkle of snow, and stories of adventure.
It’s one of the few treks in India where you can walk through pine forests draped in white, camp beside a frozen lake, and stand atop a summit surrounded by a 360° view of snow-capped peaks, all within just a few days.
What makes the Kedarkantha trek even more magical is how approachable it is. Whether you are trekking for the first time or returning for your tenth summit, Kedarkantha welcomes you like an old friend. It’s not just the destination, it’s the journey through Garhwal’s wilderness, the warmth of mountain villages, the glittering stars that outnumber your thoughts, and the unforgettable sunrise from the summit that feels like the Earth itself has paused to watch.
Each step here tells a story of frozen trails, laughter around campfires, and moments when silence speaks louder than words.
So pack your layers, lace up your boots, and set your eyes on the “Queen of Winter Treks in India”, because once you do Kedarkantha, winter will never feel the same again.
There is something truly magical about Kedarkantha.
As per legend, Lord Shiva once meditated here before moving to Kedarnath, a story that adds a divine calm to the mountain air. The frozen Juda Ka Talab, believed to have formed from a drop of Shiva’s hair, sits like a mirror under the stars, a sacred lake embraced by pines.
At dawn, the Kedarkantha Peak glows gold as the first rays of sunlight touch the Swargarohini, Black Peak, and Bandarpunch ranges. Every moment, from your first step on the trail to that breathtaking summit sunrise, feels like you have stepped into the heart of a Himalayan dream.
No wonder Kedarkantha trek is called the best winter trek in Uttarakhand; it’s a blend of myth, adventure, and magic.
The best time for the Kedarkantha trek is from December to April, when the region transforms into a snowy wonderland or blooming meadows, depending on the month.
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April
Whether you are exploring winter treks in India, looking for winter treks in Uttarakhand, or seeking the best winter treks for beginners, Kedarkantha remains one of the most scenic and rewarding Himalayan treks.
So, pack wisely, carry warm layers, thermals, waterproof jackets, gloves, and insulated shoes.
The Kedarkantha trail offers postcard-perfect frames at every turn:
It’s easily one of the most photogenic winter treks in India.
The Himtrek’s Kedarkantha trek package is priced at ₹5,548 per person, which includes:
(Transportation from Dehradun to Sankri & back available at additional cost)
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You should choose the Kedarkantha trek with Himtrek because of various reasons, like:
The best time to do Kedarkantha trek is December to April, with heavy snow in Dec-Jan and milder trails in February-April.
Easy to moderate, suitable for beginners with proper guidance.
Approx. 20 km long, reaching a maximum height of 12,500 ft.
Yes, most trekkers start from Dehradun or Delhi and drive to Sankri.
Yes, it’s one of the best winter treks in India, especially in December-March.
Warm layers, thermals, gloves, trekking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle, and power bank.
The summit provides 360° panoramic views of Swargarohini, Black Peak, and Bandarpunch ranges with a stunning sunrise.
Yes, camps like Juda Ka Talab and Kedarkantha Base Camp are safe, cozy, and equipped with hot meals and sleeping arrangements.
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