Why is Brahmatal Trek Famous?
Brahmatal trek located at an altitude of 3750m is one of the most beautiful winter treks of the country. It is known for its snow-covered trails, frozen alpine lakes Bekaltal and Brahmatal, and breathtaking Himalayan views of both the Kumaon and the Garhwal Himalayas. It attracts trekkers from across India due to a perfect mix of beauty, adventure, and accessibility.
- Stunning Views of Himalayan Peaks
Brahmatal is famous for its unmatched panoramic views of Mt. Trishul, Mt. Nanda Ghunti, Mrigthuni, Chaukhamba and other Himalayan peaks . The summit offers a clear, postcard-like Himalayan panorama—one of the best on any winter trek.
- Only trek with two high altitude alpine lakes
The trek features Bekaltal and Brahmatal, both of which freeze in winter. This rare combination of twin alpine lakes makes the route truly unique. The campsites are located at the base of both the lakes making them the most prettiest campsites in comparison to any winter trek.
- Best Winter Snow Trek in Uttarakhand
From December to March, the trail stays covered in fresh snow, making it ideal for first-time snow trekkers. The snowy forest paths and ridge walks are the biggest reasons for its popularity.
- Safe and Perfect for Beginners
Brahmatal is an Easy-moderate-level trek, suitable for beginners, families, and corporate groups. The trail is gradual, safe, and well-marked even in winter.
- Golden Sunrise & Sunset from the Ridge
The Brahmatal ridge is famous for dramatic sunrises and sunsets, casting golden light on Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, and the surrounding ranges.
- Rich Mythological Connection
According to local belief, Lord Brahma meditated near Brahmatal, giving the lake and trek deep spiritual significance that adds to its charm.
- Easy Accessibility
Starting from Lohajung, a well-connected base village, makes logistics easy. This contributes heavily to the trek’s rising popularity. The best part about Lohajung is that it has connectivity.