Moderate · 6D/5N · Summit altitude ~3,810 m (summit)
Sankri → Juda Ka Talab (frozen lake camp) → Kedarkantha Base Camp → Summit push and back to base → descend to Sankri.
Moderate fitness needed — daily walks of 4–6 hours in snow. 3–4 weeks of prep (brisk walking, stairs, light cardio) is recommended.
Generally suitable for ages 12–55 in good health; winter cold and altitude mean it's not recommended for young children or those with cardiac/respiratory conditions.
Best window: Dec–Apr. Conditions vary year to year — WhatsApp us closer to your travel dates for a current trail-condition update.
₹11,999 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.
No, but you do need reasonable fitness and proper cold-weather gear — it's considered one of the more beginner-accessible winter treks.
Night temperatures at the higher camps regularly drop well below freezing in peak winter (Dec–Feb); daytime is usually sunny and more comfortable while walking.
WhatsApp us for the current, itemised inclusions and exclusions — these can change by season and group size.
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