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26 February 2026

26th February Weather Update: All the Batches Are Experiencing Sunny Weather Except Sandakphu

The weather has been all bright and sunny in all trekking regions except for one. After being all warm and sunny for a while, the weather in Sandakphu has turned all cloudy now. Although, no need to worry, as all the batches are running as per schedule too.

But it is our firm advice to you all that before going on the trek, make sure to prepare yourself properly and carry the gear too, because the weather can be quite unpredictable at times.

As for the change in the weather update? You don’t have to worry about that; we will make sure to keep you updated if there are any changes in the weather in the future.

Now, as for our trek updates:

INDIA TREKS UPDATE

  • Uttarakhand Treks

Winter Kuari Pass Trek

Today, the weather in the Kuari Pass base camp (Pipalkoti) has turned bright and sunny. As for the batch updates—

  • The 21st February batch is on the last day of their trek schedule, and today they will move from Tali Forest Camp - Pipalkoti via Gurson Bugyal and Auli.
  • The 22nd February batch is on day 5 of their trek schedule, and today they will move from Tali Forest Camp - Pipalkoti via Gurson Bugyal and Auli.
  • The 23rd February batch is on day 4 of their schedule, and today they will move from Tali Forest Camp to Kuari Pass and back via Khullara Top.
Latest weather update for all treks on 26 Feb 2026 | Trek The Himalayas

Chopta Chandrashila Trek

Today, the weather in the Chopta base camp (Sari) is all bright and sunny. As for the weather updates—

  • The 22nd February batch is on the last day of their schedule, and today they will drive back to Rishikesh.
  • A new batch of Chopta has begun on 26th February, and today they will move from Rishikesh to Sari Village.

Kedarkantha Trek

The weather at the Kedarkantha base camp in Sankri has turned all sunny for now. As for the trek updates—

  • The 21st February is the last day of their schedule, and today they will move back from Sankri to Dehradun.
  • The 22nd February is on day 5 of their schedule, and today they will move from Hargaon Camp to Sankri.

Brahmatal Trek

The weather in the Brahmatal region has been constant for some time, and trekkers are experiencing quite sunny weather there. As for the batch updates -

  • The 21st February batch is on last day of their schedule, and today they will move from Lohajung to Rishikesh.
  • The 22nd February batch is on day 5 of their schedule, and today they will move from Brahmatal to Lohajung.
  • The 23rd February batch is on day 4 of their schedule, and today they will move from Tilandi to Brahmatal via Jhandi top and Brahmatal Summit.

Dayara Bugyal Trek

The weather at Dayara Bugyal has also shifted and has turned all sunny now. As for the batches—

  • The 23rd February batch is on day 4 of their schedule, and today they will move from Chilapada to Dayara Top and trek to Nayata.

Gulabi Kantha Trek

The weather at the Gulabi Kantha base camp, which is Hanuman Chatti, has turned all sunny for now. As for the trek updates—

  • The 22nd February batch is on last day of their trek schedule, and today they will move from Kandola Chhani to Hanuman Chatti and drive to Dehradun.
  • North-East Treks

Sandakphu Trek

The weather in (Sepi) Sandakphu base camp has taken quite a turn recently, as the weather there has turned all cloudy today.

  • The 22nd February batch is on day 4 of their schedule, and today they will move from Thokum to Aal.

The weather can be unpredictable at times like today. Therefore, we advise you to be prepared all the time, and to help you do that, we will keep updating you if there are any changes.

Till then, this is all for now. Keep enjoying your trekking journey and explore the mountains as much as you can.

26 February 2026

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