Bali Pass Trek

The Bali pass is in the middle of the Garhwal at a height of 5000 metres above sea level. You can have beautiful views of mountains from the peaks like Bandarpoonch and Kala Nag.

The journey of the Bali pass is challenging but worth it. During the trip, the travellers can see views of mountains and the surroundings. The starting point of the trek is Sankri village, which ends in Janki Chatti. The hike of Bali pass needs some prior experience. Make some beautiful memories during the YAMUNOTRI TOUR PACKAGE and unforgettable memories. 

During the journey of Bali pass, the trek is through many popular destinations. It has Har ki Dun Valley, Osla village and the Yamunotri Dham. Another unique part about the hike is it also connects with Ruinsara Valley. It offers views of Garhwal mountain and Bandarpoonch as well. 

How difficult is the Bali Pass Trek?

The Bali pass journey is quite tricky, but it offers beautiful landscapes and views of the surroundings. The trek of the Baki pass is challenging and is not for beginners. However, exploring the places to visit in Yamunotri is a must, especially for trek lovers. 

What is the temperature in Bali Pass?

In Bali Pass, the temperature during the day ranges from 15°C to 25°C, the best time to trek. Once you reach the height, the nights and days become cold.

Can beginners do Bali Pass Trek?

The Bali pass trek is one of the most challenging and not at all for beginners. It is a moderate to difficult hike, and travellers should prepare well before starting. 

What is the best time for Bali Pass?

The best time for a Bali pass is during summer, in May to June. The greenery looks more beautiful in summer and is worth exploring after the snow. 

Another good time for trekking is after the monsoon in September to October. In September, the trek looks fresh and completely green after the monsoon.