During winters, the Himalayas wear a blanket of snow, limiting the number of treks that are safe for outdoor enthusiasts. While the summer months bloom with endless options of well-known and virgin treks, you can literally count the options for winter treks on your fingers. With trekking garnering more popularity as a sport in India, these easy level winter treks are experiencing overcrowding. Brahmatal is no exception. Given the panoramic views of 7000m peaks, the lakes and snow covered meadows, trekkers throng the route in winters to get a taste of a snow filled winter adventure. This article breaks down why Brahmatal has become famous and what treks you should be looking at this winter if you want to avoid the crowds.
Brahmatal’s Claim to Fame
1) Beautiful Oak and Rhododendron Forests
The entire trail takes you in and out of beautiful thick forests which, when it snows, glow with mysticism and serenity. If you like taking a walk in the woods and watching the delicate way the trees hug and sprinkle snow, then this is your place. You will feel right at home here.
