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Nag Tibba

Co-ordinates: 30.5861° N, 78.1514° E

Difficulty Level: Easy- Moderate

Maximum altitude: 9914 ft

Maximum Temperature: 15ºC

Minimum Temperature: 2ºC

Best Time to visit: April- June and October – December

This is the highest peak in the Nag Tibba range of Himalayas. It’s a short that makes for an ideal weekend trek. The trek takes you through dense forests rich in flora and fauna, giving you a majestic view of peaks such as Bandarpoonch peak the Gangotri group of peaks, Kedarnath peak in the north, Doon valley and the snow peaks of Changabang. If you’re a beginner and are looking to widen your adventure horizons, then this is one trek you should surely take this winter season.

Duration: 2 Days

Route: Khaitan — Nag Tibba Base — Nag Tibba Summit – Bhatwadi – Dehradun

Itinerary

Day 1: Pantwari- Nag Mandir Campsite (5.5 km)

After reaching the trek’s starting point and having breakfast, we will head to the base of Nag Tibba summit. The trek is uphill and will take about 5 hours to complete. Once at the base, we can spend time, hike around and then camp there overnight.

Day 2: Nag Mandir – Nag Tibba – Nag Mandir (5 km)

After witnessing a beautiful morning at the base camp, we head to the summit. On the route, you will see snow-clad ranges of Garhwal and Himachal like Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Srikanth, Black peak. Click pictures here, enjoy the panoramic view and return to Nag Mandir soon after.

Day 3: Nag Mandir – Pantwari (5.5 km)

After a hearty breakfast, we will trace the same trail that we came through the day before. This is mostly a downhill, easy trek so you can walk at leisure and enjoy the views. From Pantwari, leave for Dehradun.

Inclusions/ Exclusions: Inclusions:
1. Insurance
2. Food (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks) that will be vegetarian and high in nutritional value. We ensure that the cooking medium is healthy and the vegetables are as fresh as possible. Apart from taking you safely through the treks, we also seek to ensure that you are in the best of health while trekking. This food includes all meals + breakfast till last day of the trek.
3. Equipment: This will include kitchen and dining tents; four and triple sharing tents, thermally padded sleeping bags and mats; and all other technical equipment needed during the trek.
4. Porters: This includes men and mules. Although you should pack your bags light and he able to carry them yourselves, we will also provide you the service of offloading your backpack on a minimal additional cost.
5. Staff: Experienced trek leaders, porters, chef.
6. Medical assistance kit and equipment like oxygen cylinders will also be provided.

Exclusions:
1. Meals before the trek begins
2. Meals during road journey
3. Personal expenses of any nature
4. Offloading of personal backpack
5. Any other expenses not included in inclusions
List of Essentials: Here's all that you need to pack for a trek with us:
1. Rucksack with rain cover
2. Day backpack for treks including summits
3. Torch with spare batteries
4. UV protection sunglasses
5. 2 water bottles which can be refilled
Footwear:
1. Proper trekking shoes that are non-skid, preferrably ankle length and weather proof
2. Lightweight sandals
Clothes:
1. Thermals, upper and lower
2. Fleece sweatshirts and jackets. Woollen sweaters take up a lot of space and are less warm
3. Warm lowers/ trackpants
4. Down jacket
5. 2 pairs of woollen socks.
6. Gloves and cap
7. Sun-protect hat
8. Raincoat
Toiletries:
1. Basics: toothbrush, toothpaste, toilet paper, soap, towel, lotion, comb etc)
2. Sun screen
3. Lip balm
-Medicines for common cold, cough, AMS, stomach infection, body pain along with any personal medicines must be brought. It is important that you consult your doctor first in case you're suffering from an ailment or are going on a high-altitude trek.

-You may also carry dry fruits, almonds, nuts and protein bars.

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