Satopanth Lake Trek
Walk past the last village on the Mana route to a triangular glacial lake ringed by Chaukhamba, Neelkanth and Balakun.
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Seven trails in the Garhwal Himalaya. Every departure shows the seats that are actually left.
Walk past the last village on the Mana route to a triangular glacial lake ringed by Chaukhamba, Neelkanth and Balakun.
Eight days from Lohajung across Ali and Bedani Bugyal to a small glacial lake at 15,750 ft.
Eleven days linking Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar and Kalpeshwar across the Garhwal.
A serious trek from the road-head at Jumma through Dronagiri village to the Bagini glacier, under the granite face of Changabang.
A little-walked trail from the Urgam valley near Joshimath to Saptkund, a cluster of seven glacial lakes below the Nanda Ghunti–Trishul ridge.
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.
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.
Kedarnath and Badrinath from Haridwar or Rishikesh — the 16 km Kedarnath trek with a leader, then Badrinath and Mana by road.
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.
A five-day trek from Ransi village near Ukhimath to the Madhyamaheshwar temple, with the extra climb to Buda Madmaheshwar for the Chaukhamba view.
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.
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