Activity Location: Chakrata
Pick-up/ Drop locations: Camp/Hotel
Start Time: 8:00 AM
End Time: 7:00 PM

About Trekking in Chakrata

Trekking in Chakrata will take you through the dense Deodar forest, mesmerizing surrounded highlands, and reach Tiger Fall one of the attractions of Chakrata, this beautiful waterfall is a short trek of 5 Km from Chakrata. It falls down the hill to form a pristine pond. Chakrata elevation is 2118 meters and one of the best treks for beginners. Chakrata, about 88 kilometers from Dehradun and located at around 7,000 meters above sea level, was used as a summer resort for high-ranking East India Company officials during the British Raj. Chakrata town has a land area of 15.70 square kilometers, according to the 2011 India census. Chakrata, also known as Jaunsar–Bawar, is a hilly terrain in Dehradun district that lies between 1500 and 2150 meters above sea level. The bottom part is known as Jaunsar, while the upper half is known as Bawar. 

​About the Trekking Activity

Trekking is an aspect of walking undertaken with the distinct purpose of exploring and admiring the scenery. It usually carries place on tracks in regions of relatively unspoiled nature. Trekking is comparable to meditation when you climb up to a mountain peak. It somehow calms you down. You are with yourself for that sudden moment and there is no other belief that can match that serenity and nearness to oneself.
Trekking is a positive walking experience that is a blend of hiking and walking activity in which one can take a multi-day excursion admiring the panorama of rural areas, rugged ridges & regions, valleys, and palaces.

Best Time To Visit Chakrata

• One of the best things about Chakrata is that you can visit anytime to enjoy the serenity of the destination, starting from the month of January where you will get snow and if you are lucky you will get snowfall as well, in summer the destination will provide you the soothing atmosphere.
• April to June & from October to December are the best months to visit Chakrata, as per the interest.
• In January and February, the atmosphere is freezing.
• If you are fond of snow and snowfall Chakrata will provide you the opportunity to enjoy a bonfire in the snow during the month of December.
• In summers Chakrata is naturally decorated with various flora which is enough to please you.

Chakrata Weather

Chakrata Temperature: Chakrata is a hill town in Uttarakhand with lush green trees, historic sanctuaries, and tunnels that enjoys pleasant weather all year. Summer (March-June) is the greatest time to visit this charming little town, which is densely covered in blooms and makes for a spectacular picture. Another great time to visit is during the monsoon season when the entire town comes alive. Winters are bitterly cold, with snowfall on occasion. 
Summers: Max 30°C Min 10°C
Winters: Max 15°C Min -5°C

How To Reach Chakrata

• Dehradun airport Jolly Grant Airport(DED) is nearest to Chakrata and the distance is 113 km from Chakrata. Buses and taxis are easily available from Dehradun.
• Dehradun railway station(DDN) is the nearest station to Chakrata. The distance between Dehradun to Chakrata is 87 km and from there you can take a taxi or a bus to reach Chakrata.  The railway station is very well connected to various cities such as Varanasi, Lucknow, Chandigarh, and many more.
• Chakrata has good connectivity through the roads. You can drive or hire a taxi from Delhi to Dehradun Or you can travel by bus as well.

Things to Carry in Chakrata

• ​ID Proof: Valid ID card issued by Government.
• Clothing: Warm clothing (Down Jacket/Fleece Jacket, Woolen Cap/Scarf, Hat, Lowers, Woolen & Cotton socks, Thermal wears), Cotton Towels, Trekking/Hiking shoes & other comfortable regular wears.
• Toiletries: Lip balm, Wet wipes, Skin Moisturizer, Sunscreen.
• Medical Related: Personal medicines (if any), Mosquito repellent, prescribed medicines for high altitude sickness, Dehydration salt.
• Other Optional: Sunglasses, Rubber slippers, Power Bank, Candy, Dust Mask, etc.

Do's & Don'ts in Chakrata

Do’s                                                                                              

• Do keep heavy jackets if you are visiting in March.                    
• Do wear clothes in layers.                                                            
• Do carry energy drinks and nuts as they will give you energy.   

Don’ts   

• Do not disrespect the local authority and do not spoil their heritage.
• Do not litter anywhere on your path.      
• Do not argue with the tour leader.