Are you also planning for trekking in winter? Start your adventure from these snow covered places.

Kedarkantha Track, located in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand, is about 20 kilometers long and reaches a height of 12,500 feet. This is one of the most famous winter tracks of India. This track passing through Govind Pashu Vihar National Park is known for dense pine forests, snow covered roads and beautiful sunrises. This 5 day trek can be perfect for beginner trekkers. In such a situation, you can also plan to visit Kedarkantha track in this winter.

Located in Bhatwari tehsil of Uttarkashi district, Dayara Bugyal Track is about 22 kilometers long and reaches a height of 12,000 feet. Grasslands, frozen lakes and views spread under the open sky make this track a different experience in winter. This track is considered easy and is also considered suitable for a family trip. In such a situation, you can also go to Dayara Bugyal Track this winter.

Chopta Chandrashila Track, located in Rudraprayag district, is 10 kilometers long and reaches a height of 12,000 feet. This track goes up to Tunganath Temple and then further reaches Chandrashila Peak. In winter, this route is covered with snow, which makes the trekking experience very adventurous. The beautiful Himalayan peaks are also visible from here.

Apart from this, the Brahmatal track passing through Chamoli district is about 24 kilometers long and reaches a height of 12,250 feet. This track is famous for its frozen Brahmatal track and Bekhatal lakes. Walking through dense forests and snow covered slopes, you get to see a different sight at every turn. This track is considered a good option for both beginners and intermediate trekkers.

Nag Tibba Track, located in Tehri Garhwal district, is 20 kilometers long and reaches a height of 9,915 feet. This track is considered perfect for small weekend getaways. The easy routes, snow-clad peaks and sunrise views of this track make it the best for family trips or beginner trekkers.

The Kuri Pass track located in Chamoli district is about 36 kilometers long and reaches a height of 12,500 feet. This is also called Kyari Pass Track. The view of dense forests, open grasslands and Himalayan peaks on the way gives a different beauty to this track. Those who are planning for the track for the first time can do this track.

Triund Track, located in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, is 11 to 12 kilometers long and reaches a height of 9,350 feet. Starting from Dharamshala, this track takes you to the views of Dhauladhar Range. This is one of the easiest winter tracks where you can go camping with family or friends.