Brahmatal Trek is one of the most popular winter treks in Uttarakhand, India, known for its snow-covered trails and stunning Himalayan panoramas. Nestled in the Chamoli district, this trek takes you through dense oak and rhododendron forests, vast alpine clearings, and pristine high-altitude landscapes. The highlight of the trek is the serene Brahmatal Lake, which often remains frozen during winter, creating a magical setting.
✔️ Spectacular 180°–270° Himalayan views of Mt. Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Chaukhamba, and Neelkanth from snow-covered ridges.
✔️ Walk through dense oak, deodar, and rhododendron forests with rich Himalayan flora.
✔️ Grand views of Mt. Trishul, Mt. Nanda Ghunti, Chaukhamba & Neelkanth
✔️ Traditional Himalayan villages showcasing Garhwali culture and lifestyle.
✔️ Snow-covered trails in winter, making it one of the best snow treks for beginners.
✔️ Stunning Brahmatal Lake, partially frozen in winter
✔️ One of the best winter treks in India, known for heavy snow trails

• Start early from Dehradun or Kathgodam and drive to Lohajung, a
beautiful Himalayan village and base camp for the Brahmatal trek.
• Cover approximately 290–300 km by road in about 8–10 hours, passing
through mountain roads, rivers, and charming hill towns.
• Check into your guesthouse/homestay, attend a short briefing,
acclimatise, and rest for the night.
• After breakfast, begin trekking from Lohajung towards Bekaltal through
dense oak and rhododendron forests and small village trails.
• Trek around 7–8 km in 5–6 hours, gaining gradual altitude until you reach
the serene Bekaltal campsite near the lake.
• Enjoy an evening acclimatisation walk, hot meals, and an overnight stay
in tents at Bekaltal.
• Start with a steady ascent from Bekaltal, moving above dense forest
sections into more open ridges with expanding mountain views.
• Cover approximately 6–7 km in 4–5 hours to reach Brahmatal Lake, set
amidst snowfields in winter and overlooking Himalayan peaks like Trishul
and Nanda Ghunti.
• Settle at the Brahmatal campsite, explore the lake area, and rest early for
the summit push next day.
• Begin the summit day early, trekking from Brahmatal Lake towards
Brahmatal Top via ridges that offer panoramic views of Trishul, Nanda
Ghunti, and the surrounding ranges.
• Trek roughly 10–12 km over 7–8 hours, first ascending to about 12,200 ft
at the top and then descending through meadows and forest sections to
reach Daldam campsite.
• Enjoy the last night of camping at Daldam with a warm dinner and trek
closing briefing.
• Trek approximately 5–6 km from Daldam down to the roadhead near
Lohajung, descending through forest trails and village paths.
• From the roadhead, drive around 210–260 km to Rishikesh or about
210–220 km towards Kathgodam, which usually takes 6–8 hours
depending on road and traffic conditions.
• Trip ends on arrival; participants can proceed with onward journeys by
bus, train, or flight from Rishikesh/Haridwar or Kathgodam/Haldwani.
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Yes, Brahmatal is suitable for beginners with good physical fitness. It is a well-marked trail and one of the safest winter treks in India.
Yes, Brahmatal is famous for heavy snowfall during winter, especially from late December to February.
The best time is December to March for snow trekking. April is ideal for clear mountain views and fewer snow sections.