Bali Pass Trek
“June to September is the ideal time to conquer high-altitude passes with an adventurous edge.”
- Trip Type : FIXED Departure + Private
- Activities : High Altitude Passes+ Adventure
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The Bali Pass Trek is a high-altitude, difficult-grade Himalayan trek in the Govind Pashu Vihar – Yamunotri region, reaching a maximum altitude of 4,950 meters.
This trek offers a challenging yet rewarding experience through alpine meadows, glacial zones, high mountain passes, and pristine lakes like Ruinsara Tal, along with breathtaking views of peaks like Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch. It is ideal for experienced trekkers seeking adventure and technical trekking.
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The Bali Pass Trek is a high-altitude, difficult-grade Himalayan trek in the Govind Pashu Vihar – Yamunotri region, reaching a maximum altitude of 4,950 meters.
This trek offers a challenging yet rewarding experience through alpine meadows, glacial zones, high mountain passes, and pristine lakes like Ruinsara Tal, along with breathtaking views of peaks like Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch. It is ideal for experienced trekkers seeking adventure and technical trekking.
- Day 1:
Dehradun → Sankri (drive). - Day 2:
Sankri → Osla (drive) → Trek to Debsu Bugyal. - Day 3:
Debsu Bugyal → Ruinsara Tal. - Day 4:
Ruinsara Tal → Odari Camp. - Day 5:
Odari → Bali Pass Base Camp. - Day 6:
Cross Bali Pass (4,950 m) → Descend to Lower Dhamini. - Day 7:
Lower Dhamini → Jankichatti → Drive to Dehradun. - Day 8:
Buffer day (weather/acclimatization).
- Accommodation (guesthouse + camps)
- All vegetarian meals during trek
- Professional trek leader & guides
- Permits & forest fees
- Camping equipment
- Technical gear (ropes, crampons, ice axe if required)
- Support staff (cook & helpers)
- Transport (Dehradun–Sankri & return)
- Personal trekking gear
- Porter/mule charges
- Travel insurance
- Emergency evacuation costs
- Tips & personal expenses
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
The Bali Pass Trek is a high-altitude, difficult-grade Himalayan trek in the Govind Pashu Vihar – Yamunotri region, reaching a maximum altitude of 4,950 meters.
This trek offers a challenging yet rewarding experience through alpine meadows, glacial zones, high mountain passes, and pristine lakes like Ruinsara Tal, along with breathtaking views of peaks like Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch. It is ideal for experienced trekkers seeking adventure and technical trekking.
- Day 1:
Dehradun → Sankri (drive). - Day 2:
Sankri → Osla (drive) → Trek to Debsu Bugyal. - Day 3:
Debsu Bugyal → Ruinsara Tal. - Day 4:
Ruinsara Tal → Odari Camp. - Day 5:
Odari → Bali Pass Base Camp. - Day 6:
Cross Bali Pass (4,950 m) → Descend to Lower Dhamini. - Day 7:
Lower Dhamini → Jankichatti → Drive to Dehradun. - Day 8:
Buffer day (weather/acclimatization).
- Accommodation (guesthouse + camps)
- All vegetarian meals during trek
- Professional trek leader & guides
- Permits & forest fees
- Camping equipment
- Technical gear (ropes, crampons, ice axe if required)
- Support staff (cook & helpers)
- Transport (Dehradun–Sankri & return)
- Personal trekking gear
- Porter/mule charges
- Travel insurance
- Emergency evacuation costs
- Tips & personal expenses
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
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The Ali Bedni Bugyal trek is rated easy to moderate and works well for beginners, thanks to its modest altitude, forgiving terrain and pleasant weather. The trek covers roughly 30 km in total. Some preparation such as regular walking or jogging beforehand still makes the days easier.
The Divine Trail Ali Bedni Bugyal trek runs 6 days and 5 nights. The base is Lohajung village in Chamoli district, about 10 to 12 hours by road from Rishikesh. The trail passes through forest and villages such as Didna before opening onto the meadows.
Bedni Top, the highest point of the Ali Bedni Bugyal trek, sits at about 12,550 ft, which is 3,825 m. The climb to it is spread across the trek rather than concentrated into one push, which keeps the altitude risk low for first time trekkers.
The Ali Bedni Bugyal trek crosses the twin meadows of Ali Bugyal and Bedni Bugyal, among the largest high altitude meadows in Asia. The sacred Bedni Kund lake sits on the route, and clear days bring views of Trishul, Nanda Ghunti and Nanda Devi.
The Ali Bedni Bugyal trek runs from about April to October. Late May and June bring wildflowers across the meadows, while September and October give the clearest skies and mountain views. Winter turns the meadows to snow, which is striking but considerably more demanding.
Accommodation on the Ali Bedni Bugyal trek combines homestays or guesthouses in villages such as Lohajung and Didna with alpine tents on the meadows. Tents are shared between two or three
The Divine Trail Ali Bedni Bugyal package includes meals through the trek, a trek guide with cook and support staff, transport from the pickup city, and accommodation in villages and tented camps. Personal expenses and anything outside the itinerary are charged separately.
Groups meet in Rishikesh for the Ali Bedni Bugyal trek. Jolly Grant Airport at Dehradun is about an hour away and Haridwar station is about 30 km away. Arrive the day before, and keep a two hour buffer before any onward train or flight on the return day.
