Bali Pass Trek – A Complete Guide by TrekYaari

Bali Pass Trek is one of the most thrilling and picturesque high pass in the Indian Himalayas. This trek is in the Gov Pashu vihar Uttarakhand which forms a bridge between the Har Ki Dun and Yamunotri valley. Featuring snow laden peaks, green meadows, glacial lakes and excellent high mountain pass, Bali Pass is ideal for the experienced trekkers who longed to take this Himalayan test.

At TrekYaari, we have the Bali Pass Trek

• on a fully planned itinerary with experienced guides to follow and full safety support coverage so you can relish every moment of this gigantically epic trail.

Why Choose Bali Pass Trek?

High above at 16,200ft

Glorious sights of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch and Kalanag

Beautiful campsites and alpine lakes

Folksy forests, fields of grass, snowfields and trails over rock

Off the beaten path and less crowded Himalayan experience

This trek is best suited for trekkers who have completed at a minimum one or two high altitude treks before.

Bali Pass Trek Itinerary Day 1 -Sankri to Seema via Taluka

Your voyage starts from Sankri which is a scenic village and also considered a base camp for several treks. We start our day by driving to Taluka ( 1 hour drive). The road overlooks the Supin River and provides stunning views of mountains.

Start the trek to the village of Seema from Taluka. The path passes through thick forests of pine and deodar, wooden bridges and tiny waterfalls. You will also cross picturesque villages, which display the modest mountain existence.

Trek Distance: ~12 km

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Stay: Guesthouse or tents

This is the day that your body will be adjusting to trekking and getting into a rhythm for the journey ahead.

Day 2: Seema to Rainbasera

The track carries on deeper into the valley on the second day. You will trek alongside the Supin River, through open meadows and wooded areas. Views open up and much of the time you can see snow-covered peaks in the distance.

Located in a serene campsite Rainbasera amidst the nature. It's a great spot to chill post-walk and enjoy the peacefulness of the Himalayas.

Trek Distance: ~9 km

Difficulty: Moderate

Stay: Campsite

This is day for acclimatization and in limb strengthening.

Day 3: Rainbasera - Ruinsara Tal

It is one of the most beautiful days of Bali Pass Trek. The trail ascends easily until Ruinsara Tal, an exquisite high altitude lake nestled amidst mountains and alpine meadows.

Once you near the lake, the views are simply magical. If weather is fine snow peaks reflect in the clear water of Ruinsara Tal and provides excellent photographic opportunity.

Trek Distance: ~7 km

Difficulty: Moderate

Stay: Camps near Ruinsara Tal

Via TrekYaari, we spend ample time here to enjoy its beauty and to help the trekkers acclimatize well.

Day 4: Ruinsara Tal to Odari

Upward journey from Ruinsara Tal to Odari, a rocky relative shelter area frequented by shepherds. The trail gets rougher and you begin to feel the true high altitude environment.

You will see fewer plants and more rocks. The mountains are closer, the air thinner.

Trek Distance: ~4 km

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult

Stay: Campsite

This shorter trek lets you conserve energy for the more difficult days yet to come.

Day 5: Odari to Bali Col Camp

It’s an unpredictable and exhilarating day. It is a steep trail and is quite rocky; some snow may remain late into the season. There’s a lot of upwards and onwards as you make your way to Bali Col Camp.

The camping site is close to Bali Pass route and one can have mesmerizing views of the surrounding peaks from here. The nights are cold, but the starry sky is unforgettable.

Trek Distance: ~5 km

Difficulty: Difficult

Stay: High-altitude camp

Ensure safety checks, hot meals & accompaniment on this important day with our TrekYaari team.

Day 6:Bali Col Camp to Lower Dhamni (via Bali Pass)

This is the most adventurous day of dhaulagiri trek. We start the ascent towards Bali Pass (16,200 ft) early in the morning. The climb is steep and can be snow-covered which adds fun and adventure to it.

At the top of Bali Pass, you are greeted by a sweeping view of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch and other giants. After spending a few hours at the pass, we start our long descent towards Lower Dhamni.

Trek Distance: ~8 km

Difficulty: Very Difficult

Stay: Campsite

Crossing the Bali Pass is a dream that many trekkers chase, and TrekYaari makes this come true with complete safety and assurance.

Day 7: Jaan Ki Chatti to Lower Dhamni

A full days walk through forests and meadows back to the road. The route goes to Jaan Ki Chatti which serves the purpose of a base camp for that pilgrimage.

The hike concludes here with a mix of self-satisfaction, success and memories never to be forgotten.

Trek Distance: ~8 km

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

You can further move on to Yamunotri from Jaan Ki Chatti, or return as per the itinerary.

Best Time to do Bali Pass Trek

May – June: Snow & Clear view adventure

From September to October, it's the stable weather and beautiful autumn.

At TrekYaari, we pick the safest weather windows for each and every batch.

Why Trek Bali Pass with TrekYaari:

Trek leader/ locals from the region participated in their blooming trails.

Well-planned itinerary and acclimatization days

Good camping supplies and decent meals

Medical support and safety first approach

Friendly team and an unforgettable trekking!

Final Words

The Bali Pass Trek is significantly more than just a trek; it’s an escape into the unrefined beauty of Himalayas and own limits. One day rolling through the green of valley land, another day up icy mountain passes.

Challenging, scenic and deeply rewarding, Bali Pass with TrekYaari is an excellent choice of a trek. Come and be part of something you will never forget!

The adventure’s waiting – see you on the trails!