1. Is Bali Pass Trek suitable for beginners?

Not recommended. It’s a difficult trek best suited for experienced trekkers or very fit individuals.

2. What is the highest altitude of Bali Pass?

The trek reaches around 16,200 ft at the pass crossing.

3. Do I need prior trekking experience?

Yes, prior experience in high-altitude treks is highly recommended.

4. When is the best time to do Bali Pass Trek?

May to June and September to October are ideal for this trek.

5. How difficult is the Bali Pass summit day?

It’s the toughest day with steep ascent, snow sections, and a long descent, requiring endurance and mental strength.

Bali Pass Trek – Cost, Itinerary, Difficulty & Complete Guide (2026)

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Guesthouse, Tents
Best Season
May, Jun, Sep, Oct
Departure From
Dehradun
Group Size
1-20
Maximum Altitude
16,207 ft
Trip Type
Adventure Treks, Autumn Treks, Solo Treks, Summer Treks
Difficulty
Difficult

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Bali Pass is not just a trek—it’s an adventure that pushes your limits and rewards you with some of the wildest Himalayan views. Connecting the Har Ki Dun valley to Yamunotri, this trail takes you through remote villages, alpine meadows, glaciers, and high mountain passes.

Located in Uttarakhand, this trek is best suited for experienced trekkers or fit beginners ready for a challenge. With steep ascents, river crossings, and snow sections, Bali Pass offers a raw and thrilling trekking experience.

Highlights

Thrilling high-altitude pass crossing (16,200 ft)
Stunning views of Bandarpoonch and Swargarohini peaks
Remote trails with less crowd
Diverse landscapes: forests, meadows, glaciers
Spiritual connection with Yamunotri route

Day 01 :

Dehradun to Sankri/Taluka (Drive)

A long but scenic drive through Mussoorie and Purola takes you to Sankri, the base village. Enjoy views of valleys and rivers along the way.

Day 02 :

Sankri/Taluka to Seema

Start your trek along the Supin river, passing through dense forests and small villages. Osla village gives a glimpse of local Himalayan culture.

Day 03 :

Seema to Rain Basera

The trail opens into wide alpine meadows with stunning views. Devsu Bugyal is a peaceful campsite surrounded by mountains.

Day 04 :

Rain bsera to Ruinsara Tal

Trek through lush landscapes to reach Ruinsara Tal, a beautiful high-altitude lake. It’s one of the most scenic camps on this trek.

Day 05 :

Ruinsara Tal to Odari

Gradual ascent towards higher altitude. Odari campsite sits close to the base of Bali Pass and offers dramatic mountain views.

Day 06 :

Odari to Bali Pass Base Camp ( Bali col )

The toughest and most exciting day. Early summit push to cross Bali Pass, followed by a steep descent to Bali pass campsite.

Day 07 :

Bali Pass Base Camp to Lower Damini by Bali Pass Summit (16200 ft.)

Summit day is the highlight crossing the mighty Bali pass is steep,thrilling, and unforgettable. Standing at the top at 16200 ft. feels like conquering the Himalayas themselves.

Day 08 :

Lower Dhamni to Janki Chatti by Yamnotri Temple

Descend through changing landscapes until you reach Janki Chatti, near Yamunotri.

Day 09 :

Janki Chatti to Dehradun (Drive)

Drive back to Dehradun with a sense of achievement and unforgettable memories.

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