Satopanth Lake Trek
Walk past the last village on the Mana route to a triangular glacial lake ringed by Chaukhamba, Neelkanth and Balakun.
Where we walk
One range, seven trails, four seasons
All of our treks start within a few hours of each other in the Garhwal — Lohajung, Joshimath, Mana. That concentration is deliberate. It means our leaders are on the same trails every season, in every condition, and they know what a slope looks like when it is safe and when it is not.
We run fixed-departure treks on seven trails in the Garhwal Himalaya. Small groups, trained local leaders, and seat counts that reflect what is actually available.
Based in Karchon, Post Tapovan, Block Joshimath, Joshimath 246443, Uttarakhand, India. Call us on +91 72529 10566.
The trails
18 treks, one range
Ali Bedani Bugyal Trek
A rolling grassland trek above Lohajung, with Trishul and Nanda Ghunti standing directly over the campsite.
Brahmatal Trek
Snow underfoot from the first day, oak and rhododendron forest, and an open ridge that holds Trishul in view for hours.
Pangarchula Trek — via Dyalisera
A summit trek to 15,069 ft with a genuine snow-climb finish, approached through the Dyalisera meadows.
Pangarchula Trek — via Tugasi Village
The same 15,069 ft summit, approached over seven days through Tugasi village for a safer acclimatisation curve.
Roopkund Trek
Eight days from Lohajung across Ali and Bedani Bugyal to a small glacial lake at 15,750 ft.
Panch Kedar Trek
Eleven days linking Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar and Kalpeshwar across the Garhwal.
Kuari Pass Trek
Meadow and oak-forest walking from Joshimath to a 12,500 ft pass that looks straight at Nanda Devi, Dronagiri, Kamet and Chaukhamba.
Chopta Tungnath Chandrashila Trek
A short, steep, paved trail from Chopta to Tungnath temple and on to the Chandrashila summit, with Nanda Devi, Trishul and Chaukhamba at sunrise.
Bagini Glacier Trek
A serious trek from the road-head at Jumma through Dronagiri village to the Bagini glacier, under the granite face of Changabang.
Saptkund Lake Trek
A little-walked trail from the Urgam valley near Joshimath to Saptkund, a cluster of seven glacial lakes below the Nanda Ghunti–Trishul ridge.
Kagbhusandi Lake Trek
A demanding trek from Bhyundar village near Govindghat over Kankul Khal to Kagbhusandi Tal, a green lake at 16,500 ft below Hathi and Ghoda Parvat.
Char Dham Yatra
The full Char Dham circuit by road from Haridwar, with the Yamunotri and Kedarnath trails on foot, led by a team from Joshimath who know every stop.
Do Dham Yatra — Badrinath & Kedarnath
Kedarnath and Badrinath from Haridwar or Rishikesh — the 16 km Kedarnath trek with a leader, then Badrinath and Mana by road.
Rudranath Trek
A five-day trek from Sagar village near Gopeshwar through rhododendron forest and the Panar and Pitradhar meadows to the Rudranath temple at 11,800 ft.
Madhyamaheshwar Trek
A five-day trek from Ransi village near Ukhimath to the Madhyamaheshwar temple, with the extra climb to Buda Madmaheshwar for the Chaukhamba view.
Niti Valley Trek
An easy cultural trip up the Dhauliganga from Joshimath to Niti, the last village before the border, with short walks between stone villages and evenings in family homes.
Dhukunda Trek
Two days of easy walking to a high meadow near Joshimath — a first taste of the Garhwal bugyals without a long itinerary.
How we work
Fixed departures, live seats, honest grading
- Every trek runs on fixed dates with a fixed number of seats. The number you see on the website is the number that is actually left.
- Trek fee and transport are listed separately, exactly as they are charged.
- Difficulty grades mean what they say. We would rather you choose an easier trek and enjoy it than an ambitious one and turn back.
- Safety kit, daily altitude checks and an evacuation plan for every camp. Read how we run a trek.
