• Final day trekking along the Supin River, reaching the scenic Ruinsara Tal by afternoon
• Walk through meadows and rhododendron-lined trails to a stunning high-altitude lake
• Camp at Thange with panoramic views of Yamuna Kanta Pass and Banderpooch Peak
Bali Pass Trek
Region
Uttarakhand
Starting Point
Janki Chatti
Trek Grade
Difficult
Trek Duration
8 Days / 7 Nights
Best Sesion
May-Jun & Sep-Oct
Highest Altitude
16,076 ft
Overview
The Bali Pass Trek is a captivating adventure that takes you through some of the most stunning landscapes in Uttarakhand. At an altitude of 4,900 meters (16,076 ft), Bali Pass connects the Yamunotri Valley in Garhwal with the Ruinsara Valley in the Kinnaur region. This challenging trek offers awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks, lush meadows, alpine forests, and ancient temples. It’s an ideal trek for those seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and spiritual significance. The trek traverses through varied terrains, including meadows, forests, glaciers, and high-altitude passes, making it a complete Himalayan experience.
Itinerary
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankari (Drive – 210 km | 8-9 hrs)
- Pickup from Dehradun early morning.
- Drive through Mussoorie, Damta, and Purola to reach Sankari, the starting point of the trek.
- Overnight stay in a guesthouse or homestay.
Day 2:
Day 2: Sankari to Taluka by road and Trek from Taluka to Seema ( 12 km )
• Scenic drive to Taluka, followed by a relaxed trek through forests along the Supin River
• Walk through traditional villages, witnessing local culture and unique architecture
• Riverside camping near Seema with an overnight stay in tents amidst nature
Day 3: Seema to Rainbasira Waterfall by trek ( 8 km )
• Trek along the Supin River to Debshu Bugyal, offering stunning views of Kala Nag (Black Peak)
• Descend through forest trails, cross the Supin River by bridge, and re-ascend along the riverbank
• Continue past a few tricky sections to reach a peaceful riverside campsite for an overnight stay
Day 4: Rainbasira Waterfall to Thange camp via Ruinsara Lake ( 10 km )
Day 5: Thange camp acclimatization day
• Rest and acclimatization day at Thange Camp amidst serene surroundings
• Explore Kyarkoti’s lush meadows with close-up views of Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Dhumdhar Kandi, and White Top
• Relax by clear mountain waters and enjoy an overnight stay in tents at Thange Camp
Day 6: Thange Camp to Bali Pass Summit Camp ( 6 km )
• Begin the challenging ascent to Bali Pass Summit via rocky and boulder-strewn trails
• Steep climb from Bali Udiyari leading to the high point of the trek
• Reach Bali Pass and enjoy breathtaking 360° views of Swargarohini, Banderpooch, Garhwal ranges, and the Yamunotri valley
Day 7: Summit Camp to Damini Camp ( 11 km )
• Descend from Bali Pass via steep, scree-filled and nearly vertical trails
• Tackle the challenging goat trail, one of the toughest sections of the trek
• Reach Damni campsite after a demanding day and stay overnight in tents
Day 8: Damini Camp to Janki Chatti and then Dehradun by taxi
• Trek from Damni to Jankichatti, visiting the sacred Yamunotri shrine en route
• Complete the final 4–5 hours of trekking to reach the road-head
• Drive back to Dehradun, marking the end of the Bali Pass adventure
Food Menu
Breakfast: Wake-up Tea/Coffee, Biscuits, Aloo Paratha with Achaar, Boiled Egg, Bread with Butter/Jam, Fresh Fruits.
Lunch: Roti/Chapati, Rice/Chawal, Manchurian Rice, Salad, Dal (Rajma/Mixed Dal), Mixed-Veg, Kofta Curry.
Snacks: Tea/Coffee, Pakoda, Finger Chips, Veg Cutlet, Maggi, Soup, Popcorn.
Dinner: Roti/Chapati, Rice/Chawal, Matar Paneer, Mixed Dal, Salad, Papad, Sweets (Gulab Jamun, Jalebi), Fruit Custard.
📌 We offer customized meals for vegetarians and other dietary needs.
Inclusions – Everything We Take Care Of
- Transportation from Dehradun to Janki Chatti and return
- All meals during the trek (Vegetarian)
- Tented accommodation and homestays
- Experienced trek leader and local guide
- Camping equipment (tents, sleeping bags, mattresses)
- Forest entry fees and permits
- First-aid and oxygen cylinder
Exclusions – What’s Not Included?
- Personal expenses
- Meals during transit
- Travel insurance
- Personal trekking gear
- Tips for guide and staff
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
How to Reach
- Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (Approx. 25 km from the city)
- Regular flights from Delhi and major cities.
- Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station
- Well connected from Delhi, Haridwar, and other major stations.
- Overnight buses and taxis are available from Delhi to Dehradun.
- From Dehradun, drive to Janki Chatti (can be arranged by trek operator).
Photo Gallery
Refund Policy
Initiating Cancellation:
To cancel your booking, please send an email to: alpineseekers.in@gmail.com
Cancellation Due to Unforeseen Events:
If we cancel the trek due to unexpected situations like natural disasters, floods, or political unrest, we will issue a trek voucher instead of a refund. This voucher is valid for one year and can be used for the same or a different trek.
Cancellation Due to Personal Reasons:
If you cancel your trek for personal reasons, the following policy applies:
No Cash Refunds: We do not provide cash refunds. Instead, a voucher will be issued.
Cancellation 30 Days or More Before Trek: A voucher for the full booking amount will be issued.
Cancellation 20–29 Days Before Trek: 50% of the booking amount will be deducted, and the remaining amount will be provided as a voucher.
Cancellation Less Than 20 Days Before Trek: No voucher will be issued.
FAQs – We’ve Got All Your Questions Covered!
How difficult is the Bali Pass Trek?
The Bali Pass Trek is a challenging trek suitable for experienced trekkers. It involves high-altitude trekking, steep ascents, glacier crossings, and the crossing of a high-altitude pass. Good physical fitness is essential.
How high is Bali Pass?
Bali Pass stands at an altitude of 4,900 meters (16,076 ft). It is the highest point of the trek and offers spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.
Is this trek safe for solo travelers
- It is advisable to undertake this trek with a guide or as part of a trekking group. The Bali Pass trek is challenging, and going solo without experience in high-altitude trekking is not recommended.
What should I pack for the trek?
Yes, the trek is safe. Our team ensures proper guidance, medical support, and emergency assistance if required.
Is prior trekking experience needed?
Yes, prior trekking experience is highly recommended. The trek involves challenging terrains, including glaciers and high-altitude passes, making it suitable for experienced trekkers.
Similar Treks
