Moderate–Difficult · 7D/6N · Summit altitude ~3,566 m
Sankri → Taluka → Osla/Seema (traditional Garhwali villages) → Har Ki Dun valley → return via the same route.
Moderate-to-good fitness needed — longer daily distances than Kedarkantha, though the gradient is gentler. 4+ weeks of cardio prep recommended.
Generally suitable for ages 14–55 in good health, given the longer daily walking distances.
Best window: Mar–Jun, Sep–Nov. Conditions vary year to year — WhatsApp us closer to your travel dates for a current trail-condition update.
₹13,499 per person for our fixed-departure group trek from Dehradun. WhatsApp us for current inclusions, exclusions and upcoming dates — pricing can vary by season and group size.
It covers more distance over more days, but the daily gradient is gentler — overall a comparable moderate grading, just spread differently.
Yes — the trail passes directly through Osla, known for its centuries-old wooden temple architecture.
September to November for the clearest, most stable weather; March to June also works well before monsoon.
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