Uttarkashi
Uttarkashi is among the most beautiful of the Garhwal districts with a snowline that endures round the year and below a carpet of forests, superb Himalayan views and all the joys of trekking through God’s country. This is a district headquarters town Trekkers can stay in a tourist bungalow.
Maneri
On the way to Gangotri, at a distance of about 13 km from Uttarkashi, Maneri has lately emerged as a place of tourist interest as a result of the construction of a dam across the Bhagirathi river, from where the water is fed to the turbines through an 8-km-long tunnel at Tiloth in Uttarkashi. The resultant lake at Maneri has added to the charm of the place.

Gangnani
Further up on way to Gangotri about 26 km from Maneri, is the hot water spring at Gangnani, where one can have refreshing bath in the kund, Rishikund. There is a temple near the kund dedicated to the sage Parashar, believed to be the father of Ved Vyas.

Dayara Bugyal
Bugyal in the local language means, “high altitute meadow”. The road to Dayara Bugyal branches off near Bhatwari, a place on Uttarkashi-Gangotri Road about 28 km from Uttarkashi. Situated at an elevation of about 3048 mts., this vast meadow is second to none in natural beauty. During winter, it provides excellent ski slopes over an area of 28 sq. kms. The panoramic view of the Himalayas from here is breathtaking.

Chamba
Situated at an elevation of 1,524 mt, it is a picturesque place commanding a panoramic view of the Himalayas. Road from here bifurcates for Mussoorie, New Tehri and Rishikesh.

Goddess Yamuna
The temple was built by Maharani Gularia of Jaipur in the 19th century. It was destroyed twice in the present century and rebuilt again. The temple remains closed from November to April/ May.

Dodi Tal	Dodi Tal is situated at an elevation of 3307 mts. north of Uttarkashi and is surrounded by dense forests of oak, deodar and rhododendrons. The crystal clear lake is full of rare fish like the Himalayan Golden Trouts. The trek to Dodi Tal begins from Uttarkashi to Kalyani and is approachable by motor.
Nachiketa Tal	A drive through the terraced fields takes one to Chaurangi-Khal, a place 29 km from Uttarkashi. From there 3-km trek through the lush green forests takes one to Nachiketa Tal, a tranquil spot. There is greenery all around and a small temple at the bank of the lake gives it a serene look. Nachiketa, the devout son of sage Uddalak, is said to have created this lake, hence the name.
Sat Tal	Sat-Tal, meaning seven lakes, is situated just above Dharali, 2 km beyond Harsil. The trek of about 5 km is rewarding as this group of lakes is situated amid beautiful natural surroundings. It also provides lovely camp sites.
Kedar Tal	This spectacular and enchanting lake is situated at a distance of about 18 km from Gangotri, negotiable through a rough and tough mountain trail. The trek is very tiring and there are testing moments even for a hardy trekker. There is no facility of any kind on the way and one has to make all arrangements in advance. A local guide is a must. The lake is crystal clear with the mighty Thalaysagar (Sphatikl-ing) peak forming a splendid backdrop.
Gaumukh, Tapovan	The Gaumukh glacier is the source of Bhagirathi (Ganga) and is held in high esteem by the devouts who do not miss the opportunity to have a holy dip in the bone-chilling icy water. It is 18 km trek from Gangotri. The trek is easy and at times people come back to Gangotri the same day. Gaumukh glacier: The source of Bhagirathi
Nandanvan	These two spots are situated opposite the Gangotri glacier further up from Gaumukh, at a distance of 6 km, from where visitors can have a superb view of the majestic Shivling peak. These are ideal spots for camping and also provide base camps for Bhagirathi, Shivling, Meru, Kadardom, Kharchakund, Satopanth, Kalindikhal and many other snow peaks.
Gangotri-Kedarnath	This trek is along the old pilgrim route from Gangotri to Kedarnath. From Gangotri one has to come down to Mala by motor. The actual trek starts from Mala, after crossing the river Bhagirathi. The trek is on level up to Sauri-Ki-Gad and from here then trek to Belak is gradual. From Belak to Buda Kedar, it is downhill through dense forest full of birds and wildlife. From Buda Kedar to Panwali, it is an uphill trek through terraced fields and picturesque villages.
Uttarkashi Trekks	Uttarkashi is among the most beautiful of the Garhwal districts with a snowline that endures round the year and below a carpet of forests, superb Himalayan views and all the joys of trekking through God’s country. This is a district headquarters town Trekkers can stay in a tourist bungalow.
Magh Mela	Magh Mela takes place on the occasion of Makar Sankranti ( January) in Uttarkashi every year. It is an important event of the district from religious, cultural and commercial point of view. A large number of local people and tourists participate in the mela, with many pouring in from different parts of Kumaon, Garhwal and other parts of Uttar Pradesh.
Khush Kalyan	About 16 km from Mala which is 28 km from Uttarkashi on Gangotri Road, the meadow of Kush-Kalyan is situated at an elevation of 3141 mts. The trek is steep through the dense forests and the meadow extends towards east for about 20 km up to Sahastra Tal (4371 mts.) and 30 km towards west to Belak Khal (92571 mts.) Further west, it extends up to Chaurangi-Khal. Trekking along this range is an enjoyable experience. During winter, all these places provide vast expanse of ski-slopes.