Detailed Route
Nag Tibba Trek Itinerary — Day by Day Route & Camps
Nag Tibba Trek is a 2-day out-and-back from Pantwari village, with the 9,915ft summit ridge reached on Day 2.
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Duration
2 Days
Total Distance
16 KM
Max Altitude
9,912 FT
Trek Type
circuit
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Day by Day Breakdown
Drive: Dehradun to Pantwari, Trek to Base Camp
Pick up from Dehradun Rly Station at 7:00 AM. 4-hour drive to Pantwari (90km). Trek starts with a steady uphill on a stone-paved trail. You pass through oak and rhododendron forests. The campsite at Kathian offers sunset views of the Himalayan range. Night stay in tents.
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Summit Day: Base Camp to Nag Tibba Top, Descend to Pantwari, Drive to Dehradun
Early morning start (5 AM) for the summit. The trail reaches the Nag Devta temple before the final ridge ascent. 360-degree views of Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, and Gangotri peaks. Descend back to Pantwari by 4 PM. 4-hour drive back to Dehradun. Reach by 9 PM.
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