Mount Kedarnath Peak

Mt. Kedarnath Peak (6,940m) stands as a towering sentinel in the Garhwal Himalayas, near the holy Kedarnath Temple. With its majestic height and raw alpine terrain, this formidable mountain is a dream for experienced mountaineers seeking serious altitude, isolation, and adventure.

Often confused with the pilgrimage site, this technical and less-explored peak offers an awe-inspiring challenge, surrounded by iconic summits like Kedardome, Bhartekuntha, and Mandani.

Expedition Overview

• Altitude: 6,940 meters (22,769 feet)

• Duration: 24 Days / 23 Nights

• Best Time to Climb: May–June & September–October

• Cost: ₹2,00,000 INR (per person)

Starting from Kedarnath valley, the route winds through remote alpine forests, high-altitude meadows, glaciers, and technical ridgelines, demanding physical strength, mountaineering skills, and mental resilience.

Why Climb Mt. Kedarnath Peak?

High Altitude Mastery

At nearly 7,000m, Kedarnath Peak is a true test of endurance, acclimatization, and climbing experience—ideal for those prepping for peaks like Satopanth, Nun-Kun, or even international climbs.

Technical Terrain

The route includes ice walls, crevassed glaciers, steep snow slopes, and fixed rope sections—a full-scale expedition experience.

Spiritual Energy & Solitude

Climbing near the sacred source of the Mandakini River, and under the shadow of Kedarnath Temple, makes this not just a climb—but a spiritual odyssey.Uncrowded & Untouched

Unlike other popular 6,000ers, Mt. Kedarnath is remote and rarely climbed—perfect for those who seek wilderness, purity, and silence in the high Himalayas.

Conclusion

Mt. Kedarnath Peak is not for everyone—it’s for the driven, the disciplined, and the daring. With its nearly 7,000m altitude, rugged landscape, and deep spiritual aura, this expedition is your next great Himalayan conquest.

If you’re ready to test your limits, this is your mountain.