Top 14 Treks of Himachal Pradesh :

1. Rupin Pass Trek

The Rupin Pass trek from Uttarakhand to Himachal Pradesh provides unparalleled vistas and landscapes with picturesque alpine meadows and soaring mountains. The route takes you through the villages and shepherd camps of the Shivalik periphery sharing the beauty of Garhwali and Kinnauri civilizations. The trek is rich in emotions during early summers when snowfall comes before the pass.

2. Hampta Pass Trek

Hampta Pass, a topographic pass that connects two different landscapes of maple forests and mountains with snow, ranges from 4,280 meters in height. The Hampta Pass Trek is last performed by Chandratal Lake and has two return options either to Manali through Rohtang Tunnel or through Rohtang Pass. Both return options are rewarded with breathtaking Himalayan views.

3. Lamkhaga Pass Trek

Lamkhaga Pass Trek is a rare trail from Gangotri to Kinnaur that was initially passed through by Comrade Pallis in 1933. This waterway passes through the extremely isolated regions of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, such as Jalandhar valley. It is done from both sides with Chitkul, a famous village with Wilson’s Cottage, and Harsil, the last village in the Baspa valley.

4. Bhrigu Lake Trek

Bhrigu Lake, the sacred retreat of Bhrigu Rishi, lies on the farther side of Rohtang Pass. The Bhrigu Lake trek provides an easy avenue to very high altitudes and the most beautiful scenes of mountain ranges named Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar. The greatest opportunity arrives around July to September where flowers are dominant, resulting in one of the best summer hiking trails in Himachal Pradesh.

5. Kheerganga Trek

Kheerganga Trek, which points to the end of Parvathy Valley, offers a special kind of experience with natural hot springs, the century-old Shiva Temple, and self-healing. The Barshaini station is where the 18-20 km beginner-level trek leads through mountains with village settlements, waterfalls, and snow-clad peaks, including the serpent-shaped Rudra Nag waterfall.

6. Beas Kund Trek

Beas Kund Trek, which is popularly known as a trek around Manali, gives the right view of the river Beas running through this city. The trail makes you reach the site of the river where it is hidden in the lush grasslands amidst the three largest mountains. In addition, the serene lake features a legend claiming that Vyas Rishi, the author of the Mahabharata, performed his daily baths in the lake.

7. The Pin Parvati Pass

The Pin Parvati Pass journey is a spine-tingling experience, going through beautiful traversal ranging from the Parvati Valley to Tibetan villages in Spiti. The path allows distinctive expeditions: e.g. a pulley bridge, marshlands, alpine meadows, dense forests, and glaciers. The hot water spring at Parvati Kund is no less than a five-star sauna.

8. Chandrakhani Pass Trek

Chandrakhani Pass Trek an old trading route in India is popular for its heritage and culture. It is a cultural heritage that discloses the villages, houses, and people of Kullu Valley in a unique way. The pass also is a shepherd’s old corridor with many shepherd huts that are suitable for resting. A picturesque track to the summit with the views of Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges and the magic of a rare ridge walk.

9. Pin Bhaba Pass Trek

Pin Bhaba Pass Trek takes you to one of the most dramatic passes in India with breathtaking views of the Pin Valley, Bhaba Valley, and Pin Valley. The trail starts with the mystic Mulling forests, the green Kashmir-like Karah meadows and the Phutsirang river delta. The breathtaking scenery is radically different day by day, offering an unrepeatable and lifelong memory

10. Buran Ghati Trek

Buran Ghati trek place has unique streams with slight imperfections. It is lovely, and therefore, it makes the trip beautiful. The trek starts from the age-old village Janglik and climbs to a thick forest, Dayara meadows where you pass a few streams before reaching the long slope of Barnala. The track to Litham and Dunda, provides the appeal of mountainous area beauty in addition to enjoyable ascents gradually.

11. Friendship Peak

Friendship Peak is a challenging expedition with challenging terrain, harsh temperatures, and steep ascents. Despite being identified as a trekking peak by the IMF, it is not suitable for beginners due to its altitude. It requires experienced trekkers with basic mountain skills and prior experience in high altitudes. The climb requires learning new skills, such as ice-axe use and teamwork. The constantly changing weather adds to the thrill and difficulty of the trek.

12. Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek

This Deo Tibba base camp trek in Manali gives us unbelievable views of snow-clad mountains like Deo Tibba (elevation of 6001m), Norbu Peak (altitude of 5226m), and Jagatsukh Peak (elevation of 5050m). The Chotta Chandrataal lake having the colour of emerald blue at the peak of Deo Tibba is a treat to the visitors’ eyes. The peak is said to be as high as gods can see.

13. Sar Pass Trek

Sar Pass Trek, a famous trek in the Parvati valley of Himachal Pradesh is a paradise for the one who is getting his/her first step towards trekking. Different terrains like forests, meadows, and snow-covered mountains can be found here. The path begins at Kasol, which is a well-known destination for backpackers and urban youth in search of a hippies lifestyle.

14. Kalihani Pass Trek

Kalihani Pass Trek which is a part of the Bara Bhangal trail, offers excellent campsites and stunning views of Mt. Indrasan, Mt. Deo Tibba, and the Dhauladhar range, as well as the Rani Sui Lake.