Kafni Glacier Trek
Kafni Glacier Trek:
Area : Kumaon Himalayas
Altitude : 4000 mts/13120 ft
Grade : Easy
Season : May - Nov.
Kafni glacier is situated on the left side of Pindar Valley under majestic mountain Nandakot. This region has its own charm with the solitude it presents. This region is very rich in wildlife. As this place is full of forest region there are no rest houses beyond Dwali. So if you are planning for this trek then make arrangement of tents also. Some people also spend their night in caves. Main peaks near the glacier are Nandakot which is 6860 metres and Nandabhanar which is 6104 metres.
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