Triund Weekend Ridge Trek | Dhauladhar Snow Wall Panorama
Golden sunset over Dhauladhar mountain peaks from Triund ridge
Expedition Overview
Triund is the crown jewel of Dharamshala and the most popular short weekend trek in the Himalayas. The ridge offers an astonishing contrast: on one side stands the colossal sheer granite and snow wall of the Dhauladhar range, and on the other lies the sprawling green Kangra Valley.
Trek Highlights
Detailed Expedition Itinerary
Trek from McLeod Ganj / Dharamkot to Triund Top (9,350 ft / 9 km)
Start morning trek from Gallu Devi temple. Climb through oak and rhododendron forests past Magic View cafe to reach Triund ridge by afternoon.
Camp Setup, Sunset & Bonfire
Enjoy breathtaking sunset over Kangra valley, dinner, and overnight camping in alpine tents.
Sunrise View & Descent to Dharamkot (9 km)
Catch golden morning light on Dhauladhar peaks, enjoy hot breakfast, and descend back to McLeod Ganj by 1:30 PM.
Base Camp & Assembly Office Location
Gallu Devi Temple / Dharamkot Main Chowk, Dharamshala
Dharamkot, McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala, HP 176219
Gallu Devi Forest Checkpost
Inclusions & Exclusions
What's Included
- ✓Alpine dome camping tent, sleeping bag & foam mattress on Triund top
- ✓Hot Dinner, Evening Tea/Snacks & Morning Breakfast
- ✓Certified local trek guide & safety equipment
What's Excluded
- ✕Personal bottled water
- ✕Cab to Gallu temple
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How difficult is the Triund trek?
Triund is an easy-to-moderate beginner trek taking approx. 4 to 5 hours of uphill walking with multiple cafe rest stops.
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