Deoban Trek
Deoban Trek - Weekend Trek in Uttarakhand
Deoban Trek also called God s Forest is in the peaceful hills of Chakrata. The way of this trek is through the kansar forest range, it makes it more special and beautiful. You’ll be welcomed by a host of Deodar trees that make up for beautiful forests on the trail, and this is how this small town gets its name.
Deoban Trek is a good weekend Trek from places like Delhi, Chandigarh and near by places.
In this trek you go through dense oak, deodar and pine forests to Vyas Shikhar, offering sweeping views of over Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi.
The winters are pretty cold with snow and this trek falls under the easy-moderate trek. Bare the cold and be delighted as you take up the ascent to this campsite. Worth every bit of it!
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Itinerary
What's Included
- Accommodation – On the trek, you will live in tents/guesthouses on a sharing basis.
- Meals – Breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner. We provide simple, nutritious vegetarian food for all days of the trek.
- Camping Fees – All trekking permits and forest camping fees are included in the price.
- Trekking equipment – Quality tents and sleeping bags in all camps. Sleeping bags withstand temperatures down to -10 ºC.
- Safety equipment – First aid kit, oximeter, etc. will be with the trek guide/leader and also at the camp to deal with emergencies.
- Expert Trek Leaders – All our trek leaders have at least basic/advanced mountaineering qualifications and a first aid course.
- Expert Trek Support Team – The mountain staff on this trek consists of certified guides, cooks, helpers, and porters.
- Transfers – Transport from Dehradun to Lokhandi on Day 1st to Lokhandi to Dehradun on Day 2nd is included.
What's Not Included
- Food is purchased by individuals at local canteens on the trek or while driving.
- Any travel or accommodation costs for early return excluding days as per itinerary.
- Any cost of medical treatment for injuries or accidents before, during or after the trek.
- All cutlery (mugs, spoons, plates, snacks, etc.)