Nag Tibba Trek

Nag Tibba, also known as the “Serpent’s Peak,” is located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand near Mussoorie. It is the highest peak in the Nag Tibba range of the lower Himalayas, standing at around 9,915 feet (3,022 meters).

The Nag Tibba trek is considered an easy to moderate trek, ideal for beginners, families, and first-time trekkers.

Yes, it is one of the best weekend treks for beginners. The trail is well-marked, the climb is moderate, and no prior trekking experience is required.

Nag Tibba stands at 3,022 meters (9,915 feet) above sea level.

The total trek distance is approximately 16–20 km (round trip) depending on the starting point. It usually takes 2 days and 1 night to complete the trek.

Winter (Dec–Feb): Ideal for snow lovers.

Spring/Summer (Mar–June): Pleasant weather and clear views.

Autumn (Sep–Nov): Great visibility and cool climate.
Avoid during monsoon (July–Aug) due to slippery trails and landslide risk.

Essentials include:

• Trekking shoes
• Warm clothes (especially in winters)
• Raincoat/Poncho (in monsoons)
• Backpack
• Water bottle
• Personal medicines
• Torch, power bank, sunglasses, sunscreen

Yes, December to February often brings fresh snowfall, especially near the summit, making it a great snow trek.

The trek is easy to moderate in difficulty. The initial part is a gentle climb, but the final ascent to the summit can be a bit steep and physically demanding.

Absolutely. With basic fitness, children above 5–6 years can enjoy the trek. It’s a family-friendly adventure.

Mobile network is available till Pantwari. Beyond that, signal may be weak or unavailable.

• Base village: Pantwari (near Mussoorie)
• Nearest railway station: Dehradun (around 90 km away)
• Nearest airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Transport is usually arranged by the trekking operator.