Pin Bhaba Pass Trek

Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.

The temperature of the Pin Bhaba Pass trek ranges from 5 to 10 °C during the day and, not surprisingly, drops to -1 to -5 °C at night. Rain will occasionally fall, although the timing is unpredictable.

The Pin Bhaba Pass trek is rated as a challenging trek since it involves a significant elevation change from 7878 feet to roughly 16100 feet over the course of four days. Additionally, it is difficult to go through desolate areas, continuous forest routes, water bodies and bridges, valleys and villages, gradually difficult ascends, etc.

The 60 km trek itself traverses through extensive stands of lush woods alongside the Bhabha river. The trek can be completed in 6 days in total. The highest point of the trek lies at 16,125ft altitude from the sea level.

Shimla is the meeting point for the trek. You can reach Shimla by the following means: By Air - The closest airport is Jubbarhatti, which is around 23 kilometres from the town. From Jubbarhatti, there are frequent flights to Chandigarh and Delhi. By Road - Shimla is connected to the major cities in North India by a number of bus services, including those provided by the Himachal Road Transport Corporation and by private operators. Manali is 260 kilometres away, Chandigarh is 117 kilometres away, and Delhi is 343 kilometres away. By Train - Shimla's small train station, which connects to Kalka through a narrow gauge rail line, is barely one kilometre from the town's heart. The 96-kilometre journey between Kalka and Shimla can be covered by the world-famous Shimla toy train in roughly 7 hours. The closest rail hub is Kalka, which has regular train service to Chandigarh and Delhi.