Lamdal Lake is the biggest lake in the hierarchy of mountain lakes in the Dhauladhar range. It is one of the sacred lakes for the Gaddi community.

Danesar lake (4150m) is located in the north of Lohardi village and is one of the highest sacred lakes in the hills of mighty Dhauladhar ranges.

Beaskund is a high altitude alpine lake at an altitude of 3,700 meters. Beaskund, named after the sage Vyasa who meditated at this place.

This trek to Thamsar pass is of exceptional beauty, nature blessed and one can behold from here both sides of the Kangra and the Chamba valley.

This Pass is one of the difficult Passes of the Dhauladhar ranges and is not very common among trekkers due to its very difficult approach & terrain.

This is a fine trek passing through innumerable streams, rivulets, deep and dense jungle with rich fauna and flora in the villages of Dhauladhars.

The Kundli Pass, is at an elevation of (4550m) stands between Moon Peak (4650m) and Toral Pass (4375M) facing north Dharamsala & Kangra valley.

Jalsu Pass is one of the easiest pass in Dhauladhar mountain ranges at an elevation of 3600m. The pass is accessible round the year for trekkers.

Indrahara pass provides a very scenic view of both Kangra and Chamba valleys and offers distant view of the middle and Great Himalayas.

Gag pass is located to the left of Bhimghasutri pass (4580m). The climb is precipitous and demanding but negotiable with sacred Lamdal lake.