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Daliyar Top
HardMansehra

Daliyar Top

Difficulty
Hard
Distance
5.7km
Elevation gain
1,038 m
Duration
3h
Best season
Jun – Sep

The journey

Daliyar Top is a 5.7km hard hike in Mansehra. It climbs 1,038 m and takes about 3h.

Trail Statistics

5.7km
Distance
Total trail length
3h
Duration
Estimated hiking time
+1,038m
Elevation Gain
Total ascent
Hard
Difficulty
Trail difficulty level
Point to point
Route Type
Shape of the trail
2,508m
High Point
Highest elevation
-114m
Descent
Total descent

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Elevation profile

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Elevation1,5712,507 m · +1,038 m gain
0 km2.8 km5.7 km

Weather

Five-day forecast at the trailhead, 1,571 m.

  1. Today

    21°12°

    Precipitation 3.2

  2. Tomorrow

    24°12°

    Precipitation 0.5

  3. Sat

    25°14°

  4. Sun

    24°15°

  5. Mon

    25°15°

    Precipitation 0.1

Expect roughly 6°C colder at the high point (2,508 m), before wind chill. Mountain weather turns faster than any forecast.

Forecast from MET Norway, updated hourly.

Frequently asked questions

What is the altitude at top?

Daliyar Top reaches a maximum elevation of approximately 8200 feet (2500 meters) above sea level

Which legendary regional landmarks can be spotted from the summit on a clear day?

The sweeping 360-degree panorama offers clean sightlines toward the iconic Musa Ka Musala peak and the historic Munro Track.

How does the flora transition as hikers push from the base to the high ridgeline?

The trail begins under a heavy, fragrant canopy of deep pine and deodar forests before breaking out into wide, completely exposed sub-alpine meadows

Why are snowshoes highly recommended for this hike between January and March?

The final crest of the ridge is prone to forming hard, slick ice crusts over deep snow drifts that can cause slips on the steep slopes.

Why is a local guide highly recommended despite the trail being an "out-and-back" route?

The sprawling forest paths near the base have multiple intersecting woodcutter trails that can easily disorient hikers trying to find the main ridge line.

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