Distance: 180Kms

Time: 6-7hrs

The first place you will stay before beginning your hike across the Bali Pass is Sankri. Within the boundaries of the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi is where you'll find this quaint little settlement. While travelling from Dehradun to Sankri, you will go through a number of beautiful areas. waterfalls in Kempty, as well as Nainbagh, Mussoorie, and other places. It is encircled by the summits of Swargrohini as well as other Greater Himalayan peaks. Incredible vistas are created when the sun sets over Sankri and the surrounding area. Your journey may get off to an excellent start by beginning in this manner. There are a variety of motels and home stays available in this area.

Distance: 12Kms trek

Time: 8 hours approx

Get some early sleep so that you can go for Taluka first thing in the morning. From here, our hiking adventure will get underway. In order to access the 12-kilometer-long road, you will have to traverse many significant streams as well as bamboo and deodar trees. It is a wonderful experience to go around a number of mountain curves. It is possible to camp close to the Forest Rest House, and in certain circumstances, trekkers do so there as well. Following a stone-way that leads down to the river bed is the best way to start your hike after leaving Taluka. The trail continues in the direction of the Supin river beyond this point. After travelling through a few bridges made of cement and wood, the trail begins to wind its way progressively upward. After almost an hour, the way will become accessible to the left. The majority of the local population is occupied with their work in this area. They are thrilled to meet you and speak with you. If you keep trekking for another two hours, you will come across some amazing wooden structures that have not yet been found. This is the settlement of Ghangad. To reach the dhaba or the water-powered mill will take a further twenty minutes. Keep going on for one more hour to reach another campground that is now being development. A wooden bridge will lead you to Osla village. Osla is a highly well-known tourist attraction due to the town's distinctive wooden architecture. You will reach Seema after continuing to walk for another hour adjacent to the Supin river while surrounded by forest cover. If you keep your eyes open while you're in the jungle, you may be able to see a Himalayan monal. There are a lot of trekkers at the Seema camping area, despite the fact that it is a camping area. You can unwind after a night spent sleeping in tents and enjoying the outdoors.

Distance: 9-10Kms

Time: 7hrs approx

You have to begin completely from beginning if you want to go to Debshu Bugyal, which is our first significant location. To begin, take a stroll along the Supin river. As you approach Debshu Bugyal on today's hike, the ascent will become more challenging. Once you have arrived in Ruinsara Valley, you will see that the path is littered with boulders. Continue rising to get a view of the famed hamlet of Oslo that is behind you. Just keep going for another half an hour, and Debshu Bugyal will be at this location. As the Bugyal is a vast 2 kilometre long pastureland, this is an ideal location for a rest stop. It is possible to view the meadows to the north and to the west of Kala Nag. After this point, the trail descends precipitously until it reaches the river bottom. It is difficult to navigate because to the presence of stones. Another bridge will need to be crossed here. Take in the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you. From where you are, the path begins its hard ascent. The next camping spot, which is owned by Rainbasera, only has one modest cabin. The rushing water of the river in the evening is a breathtaking sight to see. During this tranquil pause, hikers often sit right near to the stones in the river bed. Tents are a wonderful choice for shelter.

Distance: 7Kms

Time: 5hrs approx

This is a really exciting day since our next camping spot is going to be at Ruinsara Lake. It is going to be very much like the path that you travelled yesterday. Carry on travelling for another three to four hours, and you will eventually reach the body of water. The lake may be reached by wading through streams, strolling, or engaging in a variety of other exciting activities. A camping trip would be a dream come true right now. It is situated in the region between Lake Ruinsara and the Supin river, and it is encircled by grassy plains that are sprinkled with enormous snow-capped mountains. The breathtaking mountains of the Bandarpoonch range, including Kala Nag, Bandarpoonch, and Dhumdhar Khai, dominate the skyline. A temple may also be found at this location. You may easily explore the surrounding region on foot while taking in the sights.

Distance: 4Kms

Time: 4hrs approx

 The distance you cover on your stroll today is merely 4 kilometres. It moves downward in the direction of the Supin river. You will go through several woods and cross some rivers along the way. Before arriving to the subsequent meadow, the trail must first ascend once again. From the meadows, one may get a good view of the higher peaks. This is a recap of the events that have occurred over the last several days for you to look back on. Surprisingly, the amount of greenery will decrease in the years to come. The distance to Odari is less than one kilometre. There is a rock cave next to the campground. The name Odari comes from the word for cave in Japanese. It is claimed that Bali, Lord Krishna's brother, made his residence in this cave during his lifetime. Additionally, Swargrohini 1 and 2 may be distinguished from this cave's vantage point. After lunch, your Trek Leader will lead you in some training activities that will be of assistance to you as you continue to ascend.

Distance: 5Kms

Time: 7hrs approx

It may seem like a shorter day, but getting everything done will be challenging. It will be a strenuous ascent along a slope that is slanted at a sixty degree angle. This section of the hike is along a ridge and has loose rocks and scree. In addition to this, there are stones strewn over the path, which makes it much more challenging. You need to make sure you receive adequate drink and rest. You should take the required measures in order to prevent major issues that might result from height increase. During the night, the temperature will often fall below 0 degrees. Get ready for the chilly weather. After a hard day, you may retire to the comfort of a tent.

This day might be regarded as the pinnacle of the journey. In order to go to Lower Dhamni today, you are going to have to travel over the Bali Pass. You are going to need to consume enough food to sustain you throughout the day. The route up to Bali Pass is treacherous since it is steep and coated with snow. Keep to the path that has been indicated by your guides. You won't need to rope up, but in case of an emergency, you can put on some microspikes. After a strenuous ascent that lasts between two and three hours, one finally arrives at the pass's peak. Only 10 feet broad by 30 feet wide is all that is available. At this highest point, you will get the impression that you are standing on the summit of a mountain. Take in the breathtaking scenery of the Swargarohini and Banderpooch peaks, which can be seen in every direction. It is possible to make out the Yamnotri Valley to the right. Take some time to appreciate the scene and the present moment. Keep your eyes open for the ride down, since here is when the real excitement starts. Following a tight trail, you will descend at an angle that is nearly exactly 90 degrees. Follow your advice and utilise suitable tactics. Take extreme caution as you make your way up from the lower Dhamni to the higher Dhamni on this treacherous trail. Because of the snow, it can prove to be challenging for you. After completing this challenging section, stop for some rest in Upper Dhamni. The route from leg to Dhamni is going to be quite complex for you. Keep to the instructions of your guide, and do your best to stay with the group. Following a little period of recuperation, we shall set off on our journey to Lower Dhamni. Due to the potentially complex nature of the journey, it is strongly advised that you remain with your leader and squad throughout. After this point, the path will level off and become more obvious to follow. It travels through the woods for close to two kilometres. You may relax in your tents. You will have the opportunity to remain there for a significant amount of time.

Distance: 8Kms

Time: 5hrs approx

The journey's last day has finally arrived. This day is going to be the simplest of the trip since there will be a lot more descents than ascents. It is a route that has been paved with cement. Additional one to two hours are required to ascend to Yamunotri. You should get an early start from your campground and go to Dehradun.