Sar Pass, although a moderate trek, is a perfect one for beginners. The trek starts from 1,650 meters and rises to an altitude of 4,180 meters. Although the climb is tiring at some moments one gets rewarded by beautiful green meadows, quaint villages, views of snow-covered mountains and the amazing slide after the pass. This trail offers a gamut of experiences to trekkers. The trek demands a level of fitness and the minimum age is 14 years to participate.

The trek starts from the scenic village of Kasol in Parvati Valley. Parvati Valley is known for its majestic beauty with the Parvati River flowing through the heart of the valley.  From Kasol, you trek through the beautiful forests of Pine and Rhododendrons to Grahan Village, a hidden village in Parvati Valley that is known for its scenic beauty and heartwarming hospitality. From Grahan, you will ascend towards Min Thach, a mystical campsite covered in dense thickets. 

From Min Thach, we head towards Nagaru through dense woods. Depending on the weather conditions, you may see snow in this part of the trek. From the Nagaru campsite, you can see the steep mountain peaks rising up from the Parvati Valley and the town of Manikaran can also be seen at a distance. To the northwest, one can see Chanderkhani Peak and other ranges of the Beas Valley. From Nagaru, we head towards the Sar Pass, a thrilling climb that opens a wide panorama of the Himalayan Ranges. 

From Nagaru Thach, we will head towards the Sar Pass. The most interesting thing aboutSar Pass is that, even during the summer months you will experience snow in the pass. So along the trek, you get the best of both worlds from the Himalayan greenery to the experience of walking on snow.  From the pass, you can see snow-capped mountains on the south and to the east, you can see the peaks rising from Tosh Valley. Relishing the beautiful views from the Sar Pass, we will head down to Biskeri Thach. The Biskeri Thach campsite unfolds the sublime beauty of the Himalayan Pine forests as the majestic mountains grace the skyline ahead. 

From hereon, you will head to another quaint Himalayan settlement called Barshaini. It is the last village of Parvati Valley. En route, you will pass through two scenic villages called Kalga and Tulga, the twin villages are separated by a stream. From Barshaini you will return back to your onward destination with beautiful memories of the mountain.