The Dudipatsar Lake Trail in the northern Kaghan Valley offers a diverse and picturesque trekking experience. Here are some key points about the trail:
Location and Headwater: The trail follows a tributary of the Kunhar River called Poorbi Narr in the northern Kaghan Valley. The headwater for this particular tributary is Dudipat Lake.
Elevation Gain and Difficulty: The trail has a cumulative elevation gain of 2,100 ft. It is considered of medium difficulty, primarily due to the high altitude during the climb.
Duration and Hiking Season: The average time to complete the trail is 7 to 12 hours. The main hiking season is mid-summer when the weather is dry and sunny.
Terrain and Wildlife: The trail passes through multiple life zones of the national park, ranging from lowland forests to alpine meadows of wildflowers. Wildlife along the trail includes marmots and various bird species.
Trail Features: The trail includes diverse landscapes such as boulders, meadows, plateaus, and streams. Snow may be encountered in early summer. River crossings, including a buggy bridge, are part of the trail.
Cattle Herders and Summer Homes: The trail and surrounding mountains are used by cattle herders, who set up summer homes in the area.
Starting Point (Besal):
The trail begins at Besal, where there is a driver hotel and a police check post.
Lodging facilities are available, and there's space for setting up camps.
Parking of vehicles is at one's own risk, but arrangements can be made to hire someone to look after vehicles for a day or two.
Plateau and Marshy Areas: As the trail climbs to the plateau, hikers may encounter marshy areas, so waterproof boots are advised.
Early Season and Snow: Hikers early in the season might witness snow in the ravine that descends from the plateau.
River Crossings: Several river crossings are part of the trail, including log bridges at a couple of locations.
Breathtaking Scenery: The trail offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes, making it a rewarding trek for nature enthusiasts. Before embarking on the Dudipatsar Trail, it's advisable for hikers to be prepared for varying weather conditions, ensure proper gear, and have a good understanding of the trail's features.
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