15 Winter Trek Tips that Experienced Trekkers Swear By

Category Tips To Trek Like A Pro Trekking Tips

By Swathi Chatrapathy

2020-10-29

I am always surprised at the amount of knowledge our trekkers have about trekking. In fact knowledge is something that I love about Indiahikes.

When we say we stand for information and that today we are the largest database of trekking information in India, people often only connect the vast amount of trek documentation that we have done.

They miss out on these nuggets of information that we have in our store. Information that we have collected over the years.

Today I present you 15 winter trekking tips that our trekkers have shared with us on our Instagram page. Each of them is worth its weight in gold.

They are practical, easy to implement, and perhaps some of the best hacks on winter trekking I have come across.

Without further ado, here we go.

On a side note, our winter treks are back! Almost all our winter treks are booked out. If you are still looking to find a place, do register quickly. If you don’t find a slot, email suhas@indiahikes.com personally to help guide you on other options. Suhas, is the head of our Trek Coordinator’s team.

Also, even though our treks are booked out, there is a strict 31 point Covid protocol in place. We don’t want anyone catching covid on our treks.

If you know of some nifty winter trekking tips that I missed, do share with me in the comments section of this blog.

Stay warm and happy trekking!

Swathi Chatrapathy

Chief Editor

About the author

Swathi Chatrapathy heads the digital content team at Indiahikes. She is also the face behind India's popular trekking video channel, Trek With Swathi. Unknown to many, Swathi also writes a weekly column at Indiahikes which has more than 100,000 followers.

A TEDx speaker and a frequent guest at other events, Swathi is a much sought after resource for her expertise in digital content.

Before joining Indiahikes, Swathi worked as a reporter and sub-editor at a daily newspaper. She holds a Masters's in Digital Journalism and continues to contribute to publications. Trekking, to her, is a sport that liberates the mind more than anything else. Through trekking, Swathi hopes to bring about a profound impact on a person's mind, body and spirit.

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