Supin River

Prime Day & Hours: Weekends

Suggested Duration: 1-2 days

Tickets: Free Entry

Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station, about 160 km

Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, about 170 km

Nearest Bus Stop: Uttarkashi Bus Stand, about 55 km

Winding through Uttarakhand’s remote Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, the Supin River is a vital and scenic tributary of the Tons River. It originates from glaciers near Har Ki Dun, at an altitude of over 3,500 meters, and flows southeast through alpine valleys, eventually merging with the Rupin River at Netwar. The Supin valley is home to picturesque villages like Osla, Gangad, and Seema, which thrive on its waters for farming and daily life, making it one of the best places to visit in Uttarakhand. 

Treks such as Har Ki Dun, Kedarkantha, and Ruinsara Tal often follow or cross this river, offering trekkers mesmerising views of crystal-clear waters framed by pine forests and snow-covered peaks. The Supin River not only sustains diverse flora and fauna but also plays a spiritual and cultural role for the communities living along its banks. 

Its untouched beauty and soothing sound create a perfect backdrop for trekking, camping, photography, or simply soaking in the wilderness of the Indian Himalayas.

• Explore the Supin River as it flows through scenic alpine valleys and dense pine forests near Har Ki Dun.
• Trek beside its glacial waters, especially along the Har Ki Dun and Ruinsara Tal routes, for surreal natural views.
• Visit Osla and Gangad villages, where the river sustains life and tradition in untouched Himalayan charm.
• Cross iconic wooden bridges over the Supin on foot—perfect for photography and thrilling trekking moments.
• Camp under the stars by the river’s banks with the sound of flowing water and towering snow peaks around you.