Bali Pass Trek Package

The Bali Pass Trek is one of the most thrilling and challenging high-altitude treks in Uttarakhand, recommended for experienced trekkers who wish to test their endurance in the mighty Himalayas. Located at an elevation of 16,207 ft (4,940 m), the Bali Pass connects the Har Ki Dun valley with the Yamunotri valley, making it a historically and culturally significant route. The trek offers awe-inspiring views of towering Himalayan peaks like Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Kalanag (Black Peak), and Yamunotri ranges, which surround trekkers from all sides as they gradually climb towards the pass.

Situated in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of Uttarkashi district, the trail to Bali Pass is a spectacular blend of everything the Himalayas are famous for – dense forests, alpine meadows, quaint villages, river crossings, high-altitude lakes, and snow-covered mountain passes. The trek starts from Sankri, a well-known base village, and takes you through charming settlements like Osla and Seema before gradually ascending to more rugged terrains. The constantly changing landscapes – from lush greenery to barren snowfields – make this trek an unmatched adventure.

The Bali Pass Trek is considered a difficult trek because of its steep ascents, long summit day, and tricky descents, especially in snow and scree zones. However, the rewards are unparalleled – standing atop the Bali Pass gives trekkers a surreal 360-degree view of Himalayan giants and a deep sense of accomplishment. The best time to attempt this trek is May–June and September–October, when the weather is stable and the trails are accessible. Trekkers must be physically fit and mentally prepared, as this trek demands endurance and determination.

At Radhika Tour & Travel, we bring you the best Bali Pass Trek package, ensuring that your journey is safe, well-guided, and unforgettable. From expert trek leaders and mountaineering-certified guides to quality equipment, hygienic meals, and well-planned acclimatization schedules, we take care of every detail. We maintain small group sizes to provide personalized attention, making sure every trekker feels supported throughout this demanding adventure. By booking with us, you get a hassle-free experience, leaving you free to focus on the beauty, challenge, and thrill of conquering one of Uttarakhand’s most iconic high-altitude passes.

Day 01 :

Arrival at Sankri (6,400 ft)

Arrive at Sankri from Dehradun (approx. 8–9 hours drive). The scenic drive follows the Tons River and passes through pine forests and villages of Uttarkashi. Check-in at guest house/homestay. Evening briefing session about the trek. Overnight stay in Sankri.

Day 02 :

Sankri to Taluka – Trek to Seema (8,500 ft)

Drive from Sankri to Taluka (11 km, 1-hour drive). Begin trekking along the Supin River through dense forests, crossing streams and wooden bridges. Pass by Osla village, famous for its traditional wooden houses. Trekking distance: 12–14 km (6–7 hours). Overnight stay in tents at Seema campsite.

Day 03 :

Seema to Rainbasera (10,000 ft)

Continue trekking along the Supin River valley. The trail includes gradual ascents and river crossings. Rainbasera is a small campsite surrounded by rocky cliffs and river streams. Trekking distance: 8–9 km (5–6 hours). Overnight stay in tents.

Day 04 :

Rainbasera to Ruinsara Tal (11,800 ft)

Trek through alpine forests and open meadows before reaching the beautiful Ruinsara Tal, a glacial lake surrounded by snowy peaks. Spend the evening exploring the lakeside and soaking in the views of Swargarohini and Black Peak. Trekking distance: 8–9 km (4–5 hours). Overnight stay in tents near Ruinsara Tal.

Day 05 :

Acclimatization at Ruinsara Tal

This day is kept for rest and acclimatization at high altitude. Explore nearby trails, enjoy the reflections of snow peaks in the lake, and prepare for the steep climb ahead. Overnight stay in tents at Ruinsara Tal.

Day 06 :

Ruinsara Tal to Odari (13,100 ft)

A gradual but steady ascent towards Odari, a rocky campsite below the Bali Pass. This is the last campsite before the summit attempt. The trail becomes steeper and the air thinner, so trekkers need to pace themselves. Trekking distance: 4–5 km (3–4 hours). Overnight stay in tents at Odari.

Day 07 :

Odari to Bali Pass Summit (16,207 ft) – Trek to Yamunotri Side (12,500 ft)

Start very early for the toughest and most rewarding day of the trek. A steep ascent leads to the Bali Pass summit. From the top, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Black Peak, and Yamunotri ranges. After spending time at the summit, descend carefully towards the Yamunotri valley. Trekking time: 10–12 hours. Overnight stay in tents.

Day 08 :

Trek to Janki Chatti – Drive to Dehradun

Descend towards Janki Chatti, near Yamunotri temple. From here, drive back to Dehradun. This marks the end of the Bali Pass Trek with unforgettable memories and a sense of achievement.