Safest Trek
This is one of the safest treks near Dehradun and Mussoorie, with no rivers to cause flooding or landslides.Scenic Mountains
Rising to an elevation of 9,915 feet, Nagg Tibba provides stunning wide views of some mountains, including an unobstructed sight of Bandarpoonch, Kedarnath, Kala Naag, Swargarohini, and Chanabang.Nag Tibba Temple
An old and rustic temple that stands still to its belief and is dedicated to the serpent god Nagg Devta. Signifies, its importance for materialistic happiness and satisfaction in Hinduism.Sunset
The direction of the trail are well aligned towards west sunset direction, so this is one of the fewest treks which provides spellbinding sunsets in clear day. Various birds like Niltava and Flameback woodpecker are seen in barks of oak trees.Cultural impression
Glimpse of the local villagers welcoming trekkers towards their traditions, cuisine, lifestyle, architectural stone homes, and Temples.Want Free Quotation?
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Nag Tibba is one of the famous short beginner-friendly treks among other principal ranges of lesser Himalayas like the Dhauladhar and the Pir Panjal, at an elevation of 3,022 meters (9,915 ft), it is located 57 kilometers from Mussorie in the foothills of the Himalayas of the Garhwal region in the Jaunpur Range, Tehri Garhwal District, Uttarakhand of India.
As per Hindu mythology, the mountains of this range are believed to be home to Nag Devta, or the God of snakes. For the Nag Tibba valley villagers, Nag Devta is the protector of their cattle, sheep, village, and welfare. Nag Tibba borrows its name from this serpent history of the tribe, and Tibba is the call for “peaks or hills” in the local language.
The Nag Tibba Trek is a weekend trek with a 15-kilometer distance to hike two ways starting from Pantwari village, best to add up some adventure as you are a working professional, beginner, or season trekker. Consists of mesmerizing views of the lap of the Himalayas, and 100-degree views of the snow-capped mountains like Bandarpoonch, Kedarnath, Kala Naag, Swargarohini, and Chanabang.
February to Mid-June, and September to End-November
-14°C to 2°C
Trekking here would be best in the season of October-March where in the October-November morning will be chilled or make you feel winter coming. Later in December-January, the snow will be found on the trails, the best experience to have a campsite bonfire. The winter month offers a snowy landscape, while spring brings blooming rhododendrons and clear skies in the February-March.
Dehradun’ Jolly Grant Airport is the closest airport for reaching Nag Tibba. It is approximately 90km from the trek’s base camp. You can take a bus or hire a taxi from the airport to Pantwari.
Pantwari is also connected by road. You can get there by taxi or bus from Mussoorie, Dehradun, or other nearby cities.
Dehradun railway station is the closest railway station to reach Nag Tibba, which is approximately 75 km far from Pantwari.
The Nag Tibba Trek is a very beginner-friendly trek also experience trekkers like to explore here in winter mostly. It’s many people's first trek, which gives exposure to people to dive deep into adventurous trekking. The trek involves gradual ascents and descents, and can typically completed within 2 days, making it the best weekend trek for you.
Distance: by drive- 100 km, by trek- 5.2 km
Altitude: 4652 ft to 7506 ft
Duration: in drive- 3-4 hours, in trek- 5-6 hours
Set ready early morning 5-6 am and pickup point in Dehradun as per your preference. Starting our ascends drive to the initial trek point Village Pantwari. Our route will be through the queen of hills- Mussoorie via Kempty Falls, river Yumana running aside you are in Nainbagh. We will stop in Mussoorie for a light breakfast.
Reaching village Pantwari in 3-4 hours, while enjoying cinematic windows full of views on the drive. Later lunch and rest at Pantwari. Heading for the trek through the village's rocky trails, sighting a glimpse of the village life. Don’t forget to regularly fill the water bottles with water bodies you find in the ways ascending.
Goat village – an interesting eco-tourism resort crossing the path of Pantwari hills connecting to the Nag Tibba range. Now the steep forward are steeper entering the trail full of the thickest oak and rhododendron. Finding the Khatian campsite ahead to set your day off within nature, and pitch camp for the night, have dinner, and get some rest. Camping out in the snowy wilderness of Nag Tibba under the starry night sky offers a memorable experience. The tranquility of the mountains and the pristine surroundings make for an unforgettable overnight stay.
Altitude: 7506 ft to 9,915 ft to back 4652(same-day)
Distance: 13km (3km from base camp to summit and 10km from summit to pantwari)
Duration: 5-6 hours
Today we have to hike 3km from base camp to the summit, 10km from the summit to Pantwari, and also come back to Dehradun, long day starts usually with early morning 5:00 am, and well-defined energy full breakfast. The hike to the top follows the trail through thick forest, with snow making it challenging in winter. No worry about that Guide Trekker will take care of that all.
30 minutes for clearing open patches of a field towards the Nag Tibba Temple. In a while of 45 minutes you will reach Serpent God Nag Devta temple sight-seeing architecture and surroundings add a spiritual touch to the journey. Continuing through steep, white trails in winter, and dense inline forest, increasing the challenges.
Nagg Tibba Summit flanked by a Nag Jhandi flag. At the summit top, the obscure views are rewarded for all the hard work invested. Enjoy the 120-degree views as long where the sights reach the mountains will see you. Enjoy your time taking their photos. Ready to descend these heights again, heading off to Pantwari cause of the lack of sunlight in the forest, and same day reaching Dehradun. After returning to the camps. In the end, we will have lunch and back to Pantwari and proceed to Dehradun via transport.
The Nag Tibba trek is considered a moderate trek, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers. For starting your adventurous journey Nag Tibba is the best trek for children, adults, and senior citizens moderately challenging but high-worthful experiences.
There are no specific age restrictions for the trek. However, physical capabilities tend to decrease with age, so older trekkers should assess their fitness level before attempting.
Weather conditions vary as per the seasons; summers have pleasant clear skies which are best for sightseeing the Gangotri range of the Himalayas, monsoons bring moderate rainfall, spring consists of lush greenery forests and winters can be cold with snowfall.
Typically, Trail Trekker India covers the Nag Tibba trek over a weekend, with Day 1 covering the journey to the base camp and Day 2 involving summiting and returning to Dehradun on the same day.
The base camp for Nag Tibba is usually set up at Pantwari village or a designated camping area along the trail. In the trek trailing, we will set our campsite in the wide fields at Goat Village or Khatian before crossing the forest.
The total distance of the Nag Tibba Trek is approximately 20 km, with an ascent to an elevation of around 9,900 feet above sea level. Gradual ups and downs involved in the Nag Tibba trails will not make you experience distance.
Yes, beginners can attempt this trek as it does not require prior trekking experience. The trail offers a mix of easy-to-moderate challenges that are manageable for new trekkers.
The best time to visit Nag Tibba for trekking is from October to March when the weather is clear and the views are spectacular.
