Beyal Camp
Beyal Camp is a 10.5 km trek in the Fairy Meadows region of northern Pakistan with around 999 m of elevation gain.
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Distance
- 10.5km
- Elevation gain
- 959 m
- Duration
- 4h
- Best season
- Jun – Sep
The journey
Beyal Camp is a 10.5km hard hike in Fairy Meadows. It climbs 959 m and takes about 4h.
Beyal Camp is a 10.5 km trek in the Fairy Meadows region of northern Pakistan with around 999 m of elevation gain.
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Weather
Five-day forecast at the trailhead, 2,585 m.
Today
9°8°
Precipitation 1.9
Tomorrow
14°7°
Precipitation 5
Sat
19°7°
Sun
19°9°
Precipitation 0.4
Mon
20°9°
Precipitation 0.2
Expect roughly 6°C colder at the high point (3,546 m), before wind chill. Mountain weather turns faster than any forecast.
Forecast from MET Norway, updated hourly.
Frequently asked questions
How technically difficult is the walk from Fairy Meadows to Beyal Camp?
It is a gentle, low-gradient alpine walk taking around 1.5 to 2 hours with minimal technical footing.
Can horses make it all the way to Beyal Camp?
Yes, local horse and pony porters from Fairy Meadows can walk the trail directly to Beyal.
Where do you go from Beyal to see the Raikot Glacier ice wall up close?
Continue another 45 minutes beyond Beyal Camp along the lateral moraine to reach the Nanga Parbat Viewpoint.
Can you drink water directly from the streams running past camp?
Glacial melt streams carry fine rock flour and silt; only drink from identified spring water pipes or boil stream water.
Does Beyal Camp have electricity or mobile connectivity?
Solar charging is scarce and patchy SCOM network signal disappears quickly once you pass Fairy Meadows.
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