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About Bali Pass Trek

8 Days
challenging

Bali Pass at 16,207 ft is a high-altitude pass connecting the Yamunotri and Har Ki Dun valleys through a dramatic glacial crossing in western Garhwal. This 8-day difficult trek starts from Sankri and involves steep snow climbs, fixed-rope sections, and exposed ridge walking. The pass offers sweeping views of Bandarpoonch, Black Peak, and the entire Govind Wildlife Sanctuary. One of Uttarakhand's most demanding and rewarding non-technical pass crossings.

Trek Highlights

Bali Pass Peak (16,200 ft)

Knife-edge bridge between two massive Himalayan river valleys.

Ruinsara Tal

A pristine glacial lake reflecting the Kalanag (Black Peak) massif.

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Common Questions

Is Bali Pass a technical trek?
It is non-technical but the final ridge crossing at 16,200 ft is very narrow and steep, requiring steady nerves.
What is the crossover route?
It connects the Tons river valley (Har Ki Dun side) to the Yamuna river valley (Yamunotri side).
Can we see the Ruinsara lake?
Yes, Ruinsara lake is a major and beautiful camping highlight on the first half of the trek.
Are microspikes needed?
Yes, absolutely. The descent on the Yamunotri side is extremely steep and icy; microspikes and trekking poles are mandatory.
Is it suitable for beginners?
No. It is a hard trek and requires prior high-altitude experience and excellent endurance.
Where is the nearest medical aid?
Janki Chatti at the end of the trek or Purola back at the base.
What is the "Odari" campsite?
Odari means "cave". It is a rocky shelter used as a camp before the final pass crossing.
Is there any mobile signal?
None. You are in deep wilderness for 6-7 days until you reach Janki Chatti.
Is Bali Pass a technical trek?
It is non-technical but the final ridge crossing at 16,200 ft is very narrow and steep, requiring steady nerves.
What is the crossover route?
It connects the Tons river valley (Har Ki Dun side) to the Yamuna river valley (Yamunotri side).
Can we see the Ruinsara lake?
Yes, Ruinsara lake is a major and beautiful camping highlight on the first half of the trek.
Are microspikes needed?
Yes, absolutely. The descent on the Yamunotri side is extremely steep and icy; microspikes and trekking poles are mandatory.
Is it suitable for beginners?
No. It is a hard trek and requires prior high-altitude experience and excellent endurance.
Where is the nearest medical aid?
Janki Chatti at the end of the trek or Purola back at the base.
What is the "Odari" campsite?
Odari means "cave". It is a rocky shelter used as a camp before the final pass crossing.
Is there any mobile signal?
None. You are in deep wilderness for 6-7 days until you reach Janki Chatti.

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