Hiking trails in Pakistan

Shumber Waterfall

The Shumber Waterfall is a magnificent, lesser-known (but seasonal) oasis tucked deep inside the eastern folds of the Margalla Hills. Highly celebrated as one of Islamabad's best-kept secrets, this hidden trail avoids the massive weekend crowds of mainstream paths, treating adventurers to peaceful stream walks and refreshing deep-pool swimming holes surrounded by raw backcountry wilderness.

Sheytaan Gwat Lake

Sheytaan Gwat Lake is a 11.4 km trek in the Swat & Kalam region of northern Pakistan with around 529 m of elevation gain.

Shazor Lake

Shazor Lake is a 13.4 km trek in the Kumrat Valley region of northern Pakistan with around 1,390 m of elevation gain.

Seven Sisters

Seven Sisters is a 6.8 km trek in the Islamabad (Margalla Hills) region of northern Pakistan with around 685 m of elevation gain.

Sattu Bangla

Satsar Mala

Satsar Mala is a 4.3 km trek in the Naran & Kaghan region of northern Pakistan with around 718 m of elevation gain.

Saral Lake

Saral Lake is a 12.2 km trek in the Azad Kashmir region of northern Pakistan with around 411 m of elevation gain.

Saidgai Lake

Saidgai Lake is a 26.7 km trek in the Swat & Kalam region of northern Pakistan with around 2,570 m of elevation gain.

Ringchan Rock

Ringchan Rock is a 1.4 km trek in the Skardu region of northern Pakistan with around 330 m of elevation gain.

Phalkot Meadows

Phalkot Meadows is a 6.7 km trek in the Abbottabad region of northern Pakistan with around 669 m of elevation gain.

Peer Chinasi

Pir Chinasi is a world-famous, high-altitude mountain peak and spiritual sanctuary situated in the Lesser Himalayan region of Azad Kashmir. Sitting at an elevation of approximately 2,900 meters (9,500 feet) above sea level, this stunning ridge is highly renowned for housing the historical, snow-white shrine (Ziyarat) of the revered saint Hazrat Sayed Hussain Shah Bukhari. It functions as a prominent hub for paragliding, extreme mountain cycling, and high-altitude ridge trekking.

Pearl Lake (Mastij Lake)

Panjpeer Rocks

The Panjpeer Rocks (also known as the Balcony of Potohar) is a breathtaking, rugged geological wonder perched on the highest point of the Danoi Ridge in the Kotli Sattian / Kahuta region. Standing at an elevation of nearly 5,700 feet, this unique backcountry route features massive, ancient sandstone slabs stacked like natural terraces and is deeply tied to local folklore about five mystics (Panj Peers) who once meditated there.

Organic Village

Organic Village is a 5.2 km trek in the Skardu region of northern Pakistan with around 144 m of elevation gain.

Ondra Poyga Stairs

Ondra Poyga Stairs is a 1.2 km trek in the Hunza & Nagar region of northern Pakistan with around 14 m of elevation gain.

Noorie Waterfall

The Noori Waterfall (locally known as "Noori de Than") is a stunning gem located in the Haripur District. Hidden inside an open, cove-like rock formation along the Haro River, it has quickly grown famous for its vibrant turquoise pool, cave features, and deep, clear blue waters that offer an exceptional spot for swimming and cliff jumping.

Neelan Boto

Neelan Boto is a scenic trekking destination in the Islamabad (Margalla Hills) region of Pakistan.

Nangma Valley

Nangma Valley is a 9.3 km trek in the Hushe Valley region of northern Pakistan with around 1,382 m of elevation gain.

Nanga Parbat Rupal Face

Musa Ka Musalla

Musa Ka Musalla is a 35.1 km trek in the Naran & Kaghan region of northern Pakistan with around 1,872 m of elevation gain.

Masrur Rock

Masrur Rock is a 6.7 km trek in the Skardu region of northern Pakistan with around 775 m of elevation gain.

Manshi Top

Manshi Top is a 4.2 km trek in the Naran & Kaghan region of northern Pakistan with around 306 m of elevation gain.

Makuli Meadows

Makra Peak

Makra Peak is a 14.1 km trek in the Naran & Kaghan region of northern Pakistan with around 1,337 m of elevation gain.