The Bali pass trek is a thrilling high-altitude adventure in Uttarakhand, ideal for experienced trekkers seeking raw Himalayan wilderness and challenge. Standing at an impressive 4,950 meters, Bali Pass connects the Har Ki Dun Valley with the sacred Yamunotri region, offering spectacular views of peaks like Swargarohini, Bandarpunch, and Kala Nag. The route takes you through ancient Himalayan villages such as Osla and Gangaad, pristine alpine meadows, and the serene Ruinsara Tal lake before a steep ascent to the summit.
This trek is graded as difficult due to its high elevation, rugged terrain, and snowbound sections—especially near the pass—making it suitable only for well-prepared and acclimatized trekkers. The ideal time to attempt the Bali pass trek is from May to June and September to October, when the skies are clear and trails are navigable. With a perfect mix of dramatic landscapes, solitude, and spiritual significance, Bali Pass is one of Uttarakhand’s finest offbeat expeditions.