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Explore the Best Treks in Kinnaur, Spiti & Garhwal Region.

Discover the ultimate Himalayan adventure with Raacho Trekkers. From beginner-friendly hikes and technical peak climbing to rare Snow Leopard photography tours, we offer complete mountain experiences across Kinnaur, Spiti, and Garhwal.

As pioneers in eco-conscious adventure travel, we specialize in curating the finest treks in Kinnaur. Our sustainable itineraries are carefully designed to protect fragile mountain ecosystems while supporting local communities.

Operating since 2007, we bring over 15 years of ground-level expertise to every expedition. From leading the first recce on the Chitkul to Gangotri (Lamkhaga Pass) route in 2014 to successfully pioneering the demanding 3-Pass Trek (Patangani, Auden’s Col, and Mayali Pass) in 2017, our legacy makes Raacho Trekkers the most trusted name for high-altitude trekking in the Himalayas.

Regarded as one of the most challenging treks in Kinnaur, the Lamkhaga Pass Trek is a legendary cross-border expedition connecting Chitkul in Himachal Pradesh to Harsil and Gangotri in Uttarakhand. First crossed by Marco Pallis in 1933, this remote trail traverses high-altitude glaciers, boulder-strewn terrain, and pristine alpine landscapes.

Ideal for seasoned adventurers, this crossover leads you through the blooming Jalandhari Valley, serene Kyarkoti lakes, and scenic Ranikanda meadows. Whether started from Harsil or Chitkul, it remains the most demanding high-mountain pass in the Kinnaur-Garhwal region.

Trek safely with Raacho Trekkers-the region’s leading local experts who pioneered this route from the Kinnaur side in 2014.

Located at an altitude of 5,490 meters in the Garhwal Himalayas, the Auden’s Col Trek is a high-altitude mountain pass connecting the Rudugaira and Bhilangna valleys. Discovered in 1935 and first crossed in 1939 by British Geological Survey officer John Bicknell Auden, this legendary trail is considered one of Uttarakhand’s most challenging trek routes.

Traversing the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary at an average altitude of 4,200 meters, this high-altitude desert trail sits along the rugged limestone ridges connecting Kanamo Peak (5,960 m) to the sheer cliffs of the Spiti River. Like many iconic treks in Kinnaur and Spiti, the terrain unfolds across wind-swept expanses, deep snow-choked gorges along Shilla Nala, and the formidable Parang La trail-offering a dramatic vantage point over the stark, frozen valleys where the elusive grey ghost (snow leopard) thrives.

Discover the wild Himalayas on our guided Spiti Valley Snow Leopard Trek. Journey through Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary with expert local spotters to track the elusive “Ghost of the Mountains.” Combining thrilling high-altitude wildlife tracking with authentic local hospitality, this is a winter adventure of a lifetime.

A century ago, Rudyard Kipling famously described Spiti in his novel Kim as “a world within a world” and a “place where the gods live”-a description that remains remarkably true today. During the harsh winter months, this rugged trans-Himalayan desert gets cut off from the outside world, creating a primeval sanctuary for native fauna. As temperatures drop, the elusive ghost cat descends from high mountain peaks into the snow-covered valleys to hunt Blue Sheep (Bharal), Himalayan Ibex, and local livestock.

The primary habitats for tracking these big cats include the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary and Pin Valley National Park, as well as the remote Lippa-Asrang Sanctuary. Joining a guided Spiti Valley snow leopard trek takes you deep into these breathtaking, isolated regions of Himachal Pradesh, placing you directly in the heart of the Western Himalayas.