Black Peak Expedition

• On day 2, you’ll drive from Sankri to Taluka.
• The distance of Sankri to Taluka is approx 12 km which will take an hour to reach. 
• Taluka to Seema trek is 12km which is 7-8 hours of trek.
• From Taluka start your Seema trek, where you will trek through a gradual ascending trail. 
• Explore Supin River and lush forests of deodar, bamboo, and chestnut trees.
• Enjoy your lunch in the afternoon while enjoying the beautiful view of the surroundings.
• Rest in your tents for the day.

• On day 3, you’ll reach Rain Basera which is a 10 km trek. It will take approx 6-7 hours to reach Rain Basera. 
• Get stunning views of the Black Peak Expedition from Debshu Bugyal and trek along with the Ruinsara River.
• Enjoy a packed lunch and rest in your tents for the rest of the day.

• The Black Peak Expedition trek from Rain Basera to Ruinsara Tal is 7 km which will take around 4-5 hours to reach.
• Get a chance to capture the scenic views of Yamuna Kanta, Bandarpunch Peak, White Peak, and DhumdharKandi Black Peak.
• Enjoy a packed lunch during your trek and light lunch at the campsite.
• Camp near the lake and get a chance to stay in a tent.

• Kyarkoti is also known as the base camp of Black Peak Trek which is located at the foothill of Swargarohini.
• The trek is 7 km long and will take approx 5-6 hours.
• During your trail, you can easily capture the stunning views of Bandarpoonch Glacier.
• You can expect to have enough water sources during your trek.

• From Base Camp, you’ll reach the Advanced Base Camp, located at the front of Black Peak Expedition and next to Bandarpunch Glacier.
• The distance of this trek is 5 km and will take 5 hours to reach.
• Get enough water sources during your trek.

• On day 7, you’ll be on complete rest and your trek leader will decide on how to utilize the day.
• You will also get technical instructions from your leader on how to climb snowy slopes.

• On day 8, you’ll continue your trek from ABC to Camp 1.
• The trek has a distance of 2 km which will take approx 3-4 hours.
• This trek is a mix of moraine and glacier and the Black Peak Trek is also clearly visible from this trail.
• Get a chance to stay in a camp which is next to the glacier.

• The total distance of this trek is 3 km which will take around 3-4 hours to reach Summit Camp.
• During this trail, your leader will guide you through the route.
• Get a chance to capture the gorgeous views of DhumdharKandi Pass.

• On day 10, you’ll begin your trek to Summit Attempt (Black Peak Trek) at 2 am.
• The trek is 3 km long and it will take approx 7-8 hours (one way) to reach.
• During this trail, you’ll require a fixed rope climbing system to climb vertical walls.

• The trek from Summit Camp to Base Camp is 10 km long it will take around 6-7 hours to reach Base Camp.
• You can expect all descent during your trail.

• On day 12, you’ll start your Kalanag Peak Trek from Kyarkoti Base Camp to Ruinsara Tal.
• The distance of this trek is around 7 km and it will take approx 4 hours to reach Ruinsara Tal.

• The trek from Ruinsara Tal to Seema is around 17 km.
• It will take approx 8 hours to reach.
• Expect to have enough water sources during this trail.

• On day 14, you’ll trek from Seema to Taluka and drive back to Sankri.
• The Seema to Taluka Trek is 12 km which will take around 4-5 hours to reach.
• The drive from Taluka to Sankri is around 12 km which will take an hour to reach Sankri.

• The distance from Sankri to Dehradun is 220 km which will take 10 hours to reach.
• The driving time is between 6:00 am to 7:00 pm and breakfast and lunch is excluded from the cost.
• You’ll be dropped at Dehradun Station via Tempo or similar vehicle.
• You’ll get breakfast and lunch which is excluded from the cost.

• When planning a trek to Black Peak Expedition, it’s important to keep a buffer day in your travel plan.
• It is not included in the cost and it will cost around Rs. 4700 per person, per day.

• Sunscreen
• Diaper rash cream
• Soap
• Toothbrush
• Deodorant
• Shampoo
• Shaving kit
• Wet wipes
• Face lotion
• Feminine hygiene products
• Medical items like tape, bandaids, etc.
• Lip balm
• Toilet papers
• Hand sanitizer
• Anti-chafe balm
• Personal prescriptions

• Travel pillow or pillowcase
• A duffle bag to carry trekking items
• Camera with extra batteries
• Headlamp with extra batteries
• Quick-drying trekking towel
• Stuff sacks for dirty socks and shoes
• Drybags in multiple sizes
• Hand warmers
• Waterproof cover for a daypack
• Trekking gear and supplies
• Water bottles
• Small locks for duffle bags and daypacks
• Lightweight water filter
• Sleeping bags rated to -18 degrees celsius/0 degree Fahrenheit

Important documents:

• Visa
• Passport
• Passport-size photos
• Travel Insurance
• Cash

Snacks and food:

• Rehydration powder or gels
• Snacks rich in carbohydrates and proteins
• Thermos for beverages

Additional supplies:

• Portable solar charge or power bank
• Playing cards
• journal/pen

• On your Black Peak Expedition trek, you may carry your credit and debit cards with you. But it is recommended to have some cash in hand, as there is no network in some areas of the trek.
• Before heading to your Kalanag Peak trek, make sure to carry all the trekking essentials in your backpack. Double-check the gear before you leave your hotel for trekking.
• Carry a reliable backpack for all your essential items like clothes, shoes, socks, underwear, medicines, raincoats, water bottles, and other essentials.
• Don’t forget to keep extra batteries for the torch with you as batteries drain up quickly in cold much quicker than at home.
• During your trek, you’re more likely to spend a lot of time outside in extreme heat and sunlight. It is recommended to carry a sunscreen of at least 30 SPF and apply it after every few hours. It will help you protect your skin from sun damage. Also, carry your sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun.
• If you’re a beginner, you may experience a lot of pain and discomfort as you’re not used to climbing snowy slopes and other challenges. It is advised to take frequent breaks to calm your muscles and body and take medications when required.

During Summers: Summers is considered the best time to go for Black Peak Expedition. The best time to go for this trek is between mid-May and the 2nd week of June. During this time, the weather is pleasant and you can easily enjoy the scenic views of the beautiful Himalayas and other surroundings. This is the time when you can explore the trek hassle-free.

During Winters: You can also explore the Black Peak Expedition during winters. The best time to explore this trek during winter is between the 2nd week of September and the 2nd week of October. This is the perfect time to explore this amazing trek hassle-free. The snow on the trek is limited and the weather also becomes suitable to enjoy the trek to the fullest.