Har Ki Dun Trek

Distance: 197 km | Duration: 9–10 Hours

The journey begins from Dehradun, the gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas. The scenic drive takes you through Mussoorie’s winding mountain roads and the famous Kempty Falls before entering the serene landscapes of pine forests and river valleys.

The Yamuna River accompanies much of the journey, and the final stretch passes through the Govind National Park, known for its dense forests and rich Himalayan biodiversity. By evening, arrive at the picturesque village of Sankri, offering stunning sunset views of Mt. Swargarohini. Overnight stay in guesthouse.

Drive: 18 km | Trek: 6 km

After breakfast, drive through forest roads towards Dhatmeer, passing streams and spotting Himalayan birds along the way. From here the trek begins along the banks of the Supin River.

The trail gradually enters dense forests of walnut, pine, and cedar trees with several charming wooden bridges along the route. After crossing the village of Gangar, the path opens into scenic fields before reaching the peaceful campsite of Pauni Garaat.

Distance: 8 km | Duration: 5–6 Hours

Today’s trek takes you through thick forests before reaching Seema village, located near the Supin River. Cross the iconic Seema hanging bridge, offering spectacular mountain views.

As the trail climbs higher, the scenery opens up to reveal breathtaking views of Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch ranges. After passing scenic meadows and farms, reach the beautiful Seematra campsite, surrounded by majestic Himalayan peaks.

Distance: 14 km | Duration: 7–8 Hours

The highlight of the trek begins early in the morning as we hike towards the Har Ki Dun Valley. The trail offers stunning views of the Ruinsara Valley, Black Peak, and surrounding snow-covered mountains.

The final stretch opens into the spectacular Har Ki Dun valley, a vast alpine meadow surrounded by towering peaks including Swargarohini, Hata Peak, and Black Peak. Spend time exploring the valley before trekking back to Seematra campsite.

Distance: 7 km | Duration: 3–4 Hours

After witnessing a beautiful sunrise in the mountains, begin the descent towards Pauni Garaat. En route, explore the charming Himalayan village Osla, known for its traditional wooden houses and the historic Someshwar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Interact with the friendly locals before continuing downhill to reach the campsite.

Trek: 6 km | Drive: 18 km

Today the trail retraces its route through dense pine forests and alongside the Supin River. After reaching Dhatmeer, drive back to Sankri where trekkers can relax and celebrate the successful completion of the trek.

Distance: 197 km | Duration: 9–10 Hours

After breakfast, begin the return journey to Dehradun, enjoying the final views of the Garhwal Himalayas. Expect to reach Dehradun by evening.