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Manali Treks in February

Beas Kund Trek: Starting from Solang Nallah, a popular destination in Manali, the trek takes you to the stunning Beas River situated at an altitude of 3,700 m. The trek offers not only stunning views but lets you feel refreshed and rejuvenated.

Jogini Waterfall Trek: One of the best short Manali Treks in February, it crosses beautiful apple orchards, towering pine trees, and little water streams. An easy trek of 3 hours from Vashisht Temple, it is good to indulge in thrilling adventure when short of time.

Prashar Lake Trek: Starting from the city of Mandi, this trek takes you to Prashar Lake, located at an altitude of 2,730 m, which gets completely frozen during winters. Surrounded by the marvelous Dhauladhar Ranges, it proves to be a top choice Manali Treks in February among adventure lovers.

Bijli Mahadev Trek: Known for its spiritual values, the trek is complete with not only serenity and natural beauty but lets you witness the significance of the sacred temple Bijli Mahadev, located at a height of 2460 m.

Lamadugh Trek: With easy to moderate difficulty level, this trek is good to indulge in some adventure during the weekend. The trek starts from Old Manali and takes you through Manikaran, Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple like attractions before touching the highest altitude of 9900 feet.

Prashar Lake Trek: Another good choice to go for a weekend trekking experience in Manali, this trek offers stunning views of the lake (8957 feet) and surrounding towering mountains. The trek also offers you a chance to get a taste of the Himachal’s rustic lifestyle along with its pristine natural beauty.

Bhrigu Lake Trek: Another gorgeous glacial lake situated between two high altitude ridges, the trek to Bhrigu Lake (14,000 feet) starts from Gulaba and requires just three days of trekking.

Bijli Mahadev Trek: Located atop the Mathan hills, the trek to this sacred temple is an experience in itself with tranquil surroundings of scenic valleys, and lush greenery of dense deodar and pine forests.

Deo Tibba Trek: One of the most famous among the adventure enthusiasts, this trek is though moderate level but demands your fitness. It starts from Baraah Hazaari Hydro Water Station and takes you to 13,700 feet through Chikka, Seri, and Tenta.

Hampta Pass Trek: Featuring moderate to tough difficulty levels, the trek is known for its stunning landscapes that change abruptly from the lush valley to the barren cold desert, while you trek to the altitude of 14039 feet.

Friendship Peak Trek: Settled at an altitude of 17,354 feet, this trek is strenuous and is suitable for only experienced trekkers. It is complete with unmatched natural beauty and magnificent views of Hanuman Tibba and Seven sisters, which makes it worth every effort.

Pin Parvati Pass Trek: Touching the altitude of 17,500 Feet, this trek is one of the most difficult ones near Manali. It is full of the natural harmony of lush greenery, bright alpine forest, and western Himalayan sceneries.

Skiing: Covered with a white blanket, the Solang Valley, Gulaba, Rohtang, Marhi, and Dhundi are some of the perfect locations to enjoy skiing in Manali. The experience is not only adrenaline-raising but leaves you with everlasting memories.

Snowboarding: Floating down over the thick sheets of ice is another fun-filled activity that you can take part in Manali in February. It lets you enjoy the curves and slopes of the snow-clad mountains over the board and test your daring.

Attend Winter Carnival: The Manali Winter Carnival is held in February every year and is the best way to explore the Himachali culture, arts, folk dance, culinary skills, and snow sports.

Trekking: Adventure enthusiasts love to explore Manali Treks in February that are not only complete with natural scenery but are great to indulge in thrilling activities.

Gondola Rides: A must not miss adventure in Solang Valley, Manali, which lets you appreciate the spectacular scenery while enjoying a thrilling cable car ride.

Things needed to keep yourself warm and protected during your trip to Manali in February include:

- Sunscreen/Sunblock lotion & Moisturizing cream
- Woolen clothes, caps, gloves, and socks
- A fleece/windcheater jacket
- Comfortable shoes
- Personal Medication, if any
- Camera and torch with sufficient batteries
- Sunglasses with UV protection