Trekking
Bali Pass is one of the Garhwal Himalaya's most demanding and rewarding trekking expeditions. The trail connects the beautiful Ruinsara Valley with the sacred Yamunotri region through a dramatic crossing of the 4,953 m Bali Pass. Trekkers journey through pine forests, alpine meadows, remote campsites and the stunning Ruinsara Tal before tackling the challenging high-altitude pass. With breathtaking views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch and Black Peak, this expedition is designed for experienced trekkers seeking a true Himalayan adventure.
Cross the 4,953 m (16,200 ft) Bali Pass
Camp beside the stunning Ruinsara Tal alpine lake
Magnificent views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch and Black Peak
Traverse from Har Ki Dun Valley to sacred Yamunotri
Fully supported expedition with certified mountain leaders and safety equipment
Experienced trekkers with previous high-altitude trekking experience
Adventure enthusiasts seeking a challenging Himalayan expedition
Trekkers graduating from Kedarkantha or Chandrashila
Landscape and mountain photographers
Private groups looking for an advanced trekking challenge
Scenic drive to Sankri village followed by trek briefing and overnight stay.
Drive to Gangad and trek along the Supin River to Chilurgad campsite.
Trek through dense forests and meadows to Devsu Thach.
Reach the beautiful Ruinsara Tal lake and camp beside its crystal-clear waters.
Gradual ascent to the high-altitude campsite at Thanga for acclimatization.
Short climb to base camp and preparation for the pass crossing.
Early morning ascent over the 4,953 m pass followed by descent to Lower Dhamni.
Visit Yamunotri Temple, descend to Janki Chatti and drive back to Rishikesh.
Return transport Rishikesh ⇄ trek base
7 nights accommodation (guesthouse and camping)
All meals during the trek
Tents, sleeping bags, mattresses and technical equipment
Certified mountaineering leader and support crew
Forest permits and camping fees
Emergency oxygen and first-aid support
Personal trekking gear and clothing
Travel insurance
Personal expenses and tips
Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Trekkers should have completed at least one Himalayan trek above 12,000 ft and possess good cardiovascular fitness.
The best months are May–June and September–October when weather and trail conditions are most favorable.
The trek reaches nearly 5,000 m, so proper acclimatization is crucial. Our itinerary includes acclimatization days and trained support staff.
Sankri is approximately 200 km from Rishikesh and takes around 8–9 hours by road.
Send an enquiry and our team confirms availability within minutes — or book instantly on WhatsApp.
You May Also Like
Trekking
Kedarkantha Snow Trek
Trekking
Chopta — Tungnath — Chandrashila Trek
Trekking
Nag Tibba Weekend TrekBook online, message us on WhatsApp, or call now — our adventure experts reply within minutes.
