KK Parikrama in 1st week of October.

arunsharma · Sep 21st, 2009, 15:37

I am planning to do Kinner Kailash Parikrama on 1st week of October.
Is it possible at this time? and what is the difficulty level for the same?
If you know any good agency who can arrange things,please reply.

regards,
Arun

sbballer33 · Sep 24th, 2009, 19:07

I just posted my info on my recent trek there. There was a lot of snow when I did it but I cut a path into the snow over the pass so if it does not snow between now and when you do it that should help you out a lot. Hike the snow covered sections in the morning so the snow is firmer and easier to walk on. The weather has been great though for the last 10 days. I think its a wash between snow on the pass or loose scree when the pass is snow free. If you have crampons they would help. A trekking pole at least is necessary.

Sep 21st, 2009, 15:37	#1
arunsharma Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Shimla Posts: 24	KK Parikrama in 1st week of October. I am planning to do Kinner Kailash Parikrama on 1st week of October. Is it possible at this time? and what is the difficulty level for the same? If you know any good agency who can arrange things,please reply. regards, Arun

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Sep 24th, 2009, 19:07	#2
sbballer33 or just micah Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Santa Barbara Posts: 166	I just posted my info on my recent trek there. There was a lot of snow when I did it but I cut a path into the snow over the pass so if it does not snow between now and when you do it that should help you out a lot. Hike the snow covered sections in the morning so the snow is firmer and easier to walk on. The weather has been great though for the last 10 days. I think its a wash between snow on the pass or loose scree when the pass is snow free. If you have crampons they would help. A trekking pole at least is necessary.