Har Ki Dun is a moderate trek in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand, to a valley at about 3,566 m below Swargarohini peak. It covers around 50 km over 6–7 days from Sankri and Taluka through the villages of Seema and Osla.
About the Har Ki Dun trek
The trail runs up the Supin valley inside Govind National Park, past centuries-old wooden villages, to a wide valley ringed by Swargarohini, Bandarpunch and Black Peak.
When to go
Best months: Apr–Jun, Sep, Oct
- Jannot recommended
- Febnot recommended
- Marnot recommended
- Aprrecommended
- Mayrecommended
- Junrecommended
- Julnot recommended
- Augnot recommended
- Seprecommended
- Octrecommended
- Novnot recommended
- Decnot recommended
Avoid the monsoon (late June to August) because of slippery trails and landslides.
How difficult is it?
- Easy
- Easy–Moderate
- Moderate
- Moderate–Difficult
- Difficult
Long but gradual walking days along the Supin river. The altitude is moderate; stamina matters more than technical skill.
How to reach
- Nearest city
- Dehradun (about 200 km to Sankri)
- Nearest railway
- Dehradun
- Nearest airport
- Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
Common questions
How high is Har Ki Dun?
About 3,566 m (around 11,700 ft).
How long is the Har Ki Dun trek?
Around 50 km over 6–7 days including the drive from Dehradun.