The Kedarkantha peak is clearly visible from the KK Base. There are many trails that go to the top. The best route is to catch the northern ridge, climb up in a series of zigzags to reach the summit. On the way you will come across two small huts that offer refreshments on the way back from the summit.
The trail starts to get steeper from here on. Try to make it to the summit before the sunrise to admire the 360-degree views of the majestic Himalayas surrounding you.

The Kedarkantha summit is marked by a square arrangement of stones with a Trishul and beautiful yet small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and goddess Parvati. The summit gives you a 360 degree view of the mighty snow clad ranges of Uttarakhand. The Gangotri and the Yamunotri ranges are clearly visible from the summit, as are the Chanshil Pass and Kinnaur Kailash ranges.
It tends to get quite windy on the top, so keep moving to keep your body warm. The descent from the top is initially as steep as the ascent, so be careful with the first few meters.

Getting down from the summit, take an alternate route down to your camp following the southern ridge of Kedarkantha.
You will also get a chance to glissade along the way. Trekking downhill could be an amusing experience with many of you slipping, sliding and landing on your backs in the soft snow.
You can stop at the tea hut on your way for some light refreshments and make your way back to the base camp for a warm meal. You’ll head to Hargaon campsite after lunch.

It is a straight forward ridge descent to the oak forest below.
The trail is spectacular as it descends through oaks, pines and frozen streams.
On reaching the campsites get relaxed and enjoy the time with fellow trekkers on a cup of tea amidst snowfall.

Hargaon | 8,900 feet to 6,400 feet | 6 km | 4 hours
The trail evens out and gradually descends through the pine forest to come to a ridge. From the ridge, catch a view of the vast open Har-ki-dun valley.
You’ll walk in a pine forest throughout the way and will get an aerial view of the neighbouring villages. It should take you about 2 to 3 hours to reach Sankri.

The Kedarkantha peak is clearly visible from the KK Base. There are many trails that go to the top. The best route is to catch the northern ridge, climb up in a series of zigzags to reach the summit. On the way you will come across two small huts that offer refreshments on the way back from the summit.
The trail starts to get steeper from here on. Try to make it to the summit before the sunrise to admire the 360-degree views of the majestic Himalayas surrounding you.

Himalayas are famous for being unpredictable in nature, so It could snowfall anytime which is common during winters. Within moments you could feel the snowflakes flying around in the air.

The Kedarkantha summit is marked by a square arrangement of stones with a Trishul and beautiful yet small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and goddess Parvati. The summit gives you a 360 degree view of the mighty snow clad ranges of Uttarakhand. The Gangotri and the Yamunotri ranges are clearly visible from the summit, as are the Chanshil Pass and Kinnaur Kailash ranges.
It tends to get quite windy on the top, so keep moving to keep your body warm. The descent from the top is initially as steep as the ascent, so be careful with the first few meters.

Getting down from the summit, take an alternate route down to your camp following the southern ridge of Kedarkantha.
You will also get a chance to glissade along the way. Trekking downhill could be an amusing experience with many of you slipping, sliding and landing on your backs in the soft snow.
You can stop at the tea hut on your way for some light refreshments and make your way back to the base camp for a warm meal. You’ll head to Hargaon campsite after lunch.

It is a straight forward ridge descent to the oak forest below.
The trail is spectacular as it descends through oaks, pines and frozen streams.
On reaching the campsites get relaxed and enjoy the time with fellow trekkers on a cup of tea amidst snowfall.

The trail evens out and gradually descends through the pine forest to come to a ridge. From the ridge, catch a view of the vast open Har-ki-dun valley.
You’ll walk in a pine forest throughout the way and will get an aerial view of the neighbouring villages. It should take you about 2 to 3 hours to reach Sankri.



Itinerary :

🏕 Day 1: Arrival in Sankri (6400 FT)
🏕Day 2: Sankri to Juda Ka Taal (9000 FT, 5 Km trek)
🏕Day 3: Juda ka Taal to Kedarkantha Base Camp (11,200 FT, 4 Km trek)
🏕Day 4: Kedarkantha Base Camp – Kedarkantha (12,500 FT) – Hargaon (8,450 FT, 6 Km trek)
🏕Day 5: Hargaon –Sankri (6 Km trek)

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