The term Deoban is derived from the word “Deo”
which means Deodar trees and “Ban” means forests. During the Deoban trek, you
are going to find a number of Deodar trees around yourself. Mostly in the
Uttrakhand trails you will find Deodar trees mixed with other trees present in
the forest. However, in Kashmir or Himachal you will usually see an entire
trail of Deodar trees. If you want to experience the trail of Deodar trees
and views of 55 high mountains that too within 2 days then you should
definitely go for Deoban trek once in your life. It is a golden opportunity for
trekkers and mountain lovers to witness some enthralling and marvelous views of
mountains in just 2 days. 

Deoban trek is a popular weekend trek that mainly
lies in the Kanasar Forest range bordering Himachal Pradesh. Deoban is nested
at a height of 3000 meters above sea level. However, the Deoban trek is one of
the best winter treks for people who want to experience snow. From 3000
meters, Deoban is known for giving the captivating views of 55 peaks like
Swargarohini, Nanda Devi, Bandarpoonch, and many more. The camping sites of
this trek are completely blessed with an eye-catchy and appealing meadow.
During the winter season, the trail is completely covered with snow, making it
an adventure winter trek. 

During the Deoban trek you will come across a
picturesque and entrancing place known as Chakrata. Here you will find the
dense forest of different trees like Deodar, oaks, and pines. However, you will
also get the opportunity to explore Vyas Point which will give you striking
Himalayan mountain range views. One of the best things about Vyas is that it is
not crowded at all. However, it is also believed that Vasudev wrote Mahabharata
from Vyas Point. 

If you are a beginner for trekking then you should definitely go for the Deoban trek because here you will get a perfect combination of beauty and adventure. So get ready to get some breathtaking Himalayas and scenic views at Deoban Trek.