Some great beginner treks include the Brahmatal Trek, Tungnath-Chandrashila Trek, Kedarkantha Trek, Triund Trek, and Har Ki Dun Trek. These offer easy to moderate difficulty levels and beautiful views.
Summer is ideal for treks like Kedarkantha Trek, Chopta Tungnath Trek, Hampta Pass Trek, and Roopkund Trek, SarPas trek, brighu lake, kashmir great lake , valley of flower with hemkund,as the weather is clear and pleasant during this time.
Easy Treks: Short duration, lower altitudes, minimal physical demand.
Moderate Treks: Moderate difficulty with higher altitudes, may include steeper paths.
Difficult Treks: High altitudes, challenging terrain, and longer durations requiring physical stamina and prior experience.
Snowfall is typically seen from December to February in many Himalayan treks. However, it can vary depending on the altitude.
It’s generally not recommended. Beginners should start with easier treks to build their endurance and experience before attempting tougher trails.
