The Bali Pass Trek is a thrilling adventure that guides you through the towering peaks of the Himalayas. This trek is recognized for its challenging terrain and awe-inspiring vistas. Bali Pass is a mountain pass that just falls short of the 5000-meter mark and serves as a link between the Har Ki Dun – Ruinsara Valley and Yamunotri, and vice versa. The trek route meanders through several heritage villages in the Har Ki Dun Valley, such as Osla, Gangaad, and Taluka, and climbs deep into the Govind National Park. Along the journey, trekkers come across the stunning Ruinsara Lake and multiple waterfalls. The Bali Pass Trek covers a distance of 66 KM from Taluka to Janki Chatti. The trek is on the difficult end of the spectrum as the Bali Pass Trek altitude exceeds 16000 feet and involves long trekking days, with steep ascents and descents. It is highly recommended to have a route guide as it is easy to misjudge the trail while descending or ascending the pass, with steep sections that could lead to mishaps. The trek provides an exploration opportunity of the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Additionally, it offers a chance to explore the villages of both the Har Ki Dun valley and the Yamunotri Valley.
Bali Pass Trek is a challenging yet rewarding experience, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and thrilling adventure. It’s a must-do for every trekking enthusiast.
