Snow Lake Trek – 2026 Expedition Through the Karakoram

Snow Lake Trek, also known as the Biafo-Hispar Trek, is one of the most epic and remote adventures in the Karakoram mountains of Pakistan. Traversing Snow Lake (Lukpe Lawo) and crossing Hispar La Pass (5,149m), it connects two legendary regions: the Braldu Valley and the Hunza Valley. This trek is a dream for those who want to experience untouched wilderness, massive glaciers, and towering peaks.

Trip Highlights

• Snow Lake (Lukpe Lawo): A 16 km-wide glacial basin at 4,800m.
• Biafo Glacier: 63 km long, third-longest glacier outside the polar regions.
• Hispar Glacier: 49 km long, connected to Biafo at Hispar La.
• Peaks Galore: Latok, Ogre, Kanjut Sar, Disteghil Sar, Trivor, and many more (5000m-8000m).
• Meadows: Falaling Chhish.
• Lakes, waterfalls, streams & glacial rivers.
• Circular trekking route from Braldu Valley to Hunza Valley.
• Cultural encounters in Hunza.
• Karakoram Highway drive.
• Sightseeing in Skardu and Islamabad.

Why Register Now?

• Early Bird Discount: Prices may rise due to peak-season demand. Secure early to lock in these rates.
• Limited Group Size: 15 trekkers max per group. First-come, first-served basis.
• Domestic Flights are Limited: Only 2 daily flights to/from Skardu. Early bookings ensure your seat.
• Flexible Payment: Pay deposit now, balance upon arrival in Pakistan.
• Low Deposit: Only PKR 50,000 (or 30% of total price) for Pakistan nationals to confirm your slot.

Payment & Refund Policy

• Deposit: Non-refundable. Covers permits, bookings, and domestic flights.
• Balance: Pay in full upon arrival in Pakistan.
• Currency:
• International clients: USD, EUR, GBP.
• Pakistani nationals: PKR.

Single Supplement

• Single Hotel Room: $490 additional (payable on arrival).
• Single Tent: $190 additional (payable on arrival).

Trek Overview

• Difficulty: Challenging but non-technical; no mountaineering skills required.
• Altitude: Gradual gain; proper acclimatization days built-in.
• Walking: 6-8 miles daily (5-6 hours average).
• Terrain: Mostly glaciers, rubble, moraines, and rocky trails.