Trek leader pickSeason price- Capacity
- 55 L + 10 L extending lid
- Fabric
- 210D ripstop nylon
Rohtang 55+10 Trekking Backpack
Adjustable back, rain cover in the lid
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 412 reviewsSale price ₹7,499Regular price ₹8,999COD
Old Manali · 2,050 m · since 2009
Packed for the pass, not the car park.
Backpacks sized by the litre, sleeping bags rated for the night they will actually face, and shells taped for a Lahaul monsoon. Every piece is carried on Hampta, Kedarkantha and Pin Parvati by the people who sell it.
Sheet 52H/3 · Kullu32.24° N · 77.19° E
Hampta Pass crossing · 26 kmHigh point 4,270 m at Hampta Pass
- Jobra3,000 m · km 0
- Chika3,100 m · km 4
- Balu ka Ghera3,600 m · km 9
- Hampta Pass4,270 m · km 14
- Shea Goru3,850 m · km 19
- Chatru3,350 m · km 26
Buying from Himalaya Trailworks
- Cash on DeliveryUp to ₹20,000, across India
- GST invoice on every orderFor clubs, schools and trek operators too
- Free size exchange30 days, tags on - packs fitted free in store
- Rent, then buyRental fee off if you buy within 30 days
Choose your trail
Gear by what it does
Carried over 4,000 m before it was listed
Field-tested this season
Trek leader pickSeason price
- Capacity
- 28 L
- Fabric
- 100D ripstop
Chandra 28 L Daypack
For summit pushes and acclimatisation days
Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 268 reviews₹2,799COD
New- Sleeps
- 2 or 3
- Waterproof
- Fly 3,000 mm HH
Hampta 2P Three-Season Tent
Free-standing, two doors, monsoon-proof fly
Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 186 reviews₹12,999COD
Back in November- Sleeps
- 2
- Waterproof
- Fly 5,000 mm HH
Spiti 2P Four-Season Tent
Snow-load dome for winter and expedition camps
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 74 reviews₹24,999Sold out
Rental favouriteSeason price- Comfort
- −5°C
- Fill
- Hollow-fibre synthetic
Kunzum −5°C Sleeping Bag
Synthetic mummy bag for summer high camps
Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 538 reviewsSale price ₹5,499Regular price ₹6,499COD
- Comfort
- −15°C
- Fill
- 800 g of 650-fill duck down
Baralacha −15°C Down Sleeping Bag
650-fill down for snow camps
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 141 reviews₹15,999COD
Season price- Fill
- 650-fill duck down
- Weight
- 420 g
Dhauladhar 650-Fill Down Jacket
Hooded, packs into its own pocket
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 327 reviewsSale price ₹8,999Regular price ₹10,499COD
New- Waterproof
- 10,000 mm HH
- Weight
- 340 g
Beas 2.5L Rain Shell
Fully taped, pit zips, helmet-free hood
Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 159 reviews₹6,499COD
Season & altitude guide
Pack for the coldest night, not the average day
What our trek leaders carry in each Himalayan season. Night lows are typical for the highest camp; pick a sleeping bag whose comfort rating is at or below them.
Spring
March - May
Bhrigu Lake, Prashar Lake, Sar Pass
- Up to
- 4,250 m
- Night low
- −4°C
- Sleeping bag
- −5°C comfort
- Shell & shelter
- Light shell for spring snow
Monsoon
June - September
Hampta Pass, Valley of Flowers, Pin Parvati
- Up to
- 4,270 m
- Night low
- 0°C
- Sleeping bag
- −5°C comfort, synthetic
- Shell & shelter
- 10,000 mm taped shell
Autumn
October - November
Buran Ghati, Rupin Pass, Har Ki Dun
- Up to
- 4,650 m
- Night low
- −8°C
- Sleeping bag
- −10°C comfort
- Shell & shelter
- Shell over a down jacket
Winter
December - February
Kedarkantha, Brahmatal, Dayara Bugyal
- Up to
- 3,810 m
- Night low
- −12°C
- Sleeping bag
- −15°C comfort, down
- Shell & shelter
- Four-season tent, gaiters
4,270 m · June - SeptemberTrek-ready checklist
Hampta Pass in five days, and what to carry over it
Hampta crosses from the green Kullu side to the bare, cold Lahaul side at 4,270 m, usually between June and September. Nights at Balu ka Ghera drop to around 0°C, the river crossings are knee-deep by afternoon, and monsoon cloud can sit on the pass all day. Pack for both valleys: a 50-60 L bag with a rain cover, a bag rated to −5°C comfort, a taped shell and a pair of poles for the scree descent to Shea Goru.
- 50-60 L pack with rain coverFive days of kit, and rain most afternoonsRohtang 55+10 - Rohtang 55+10 Trekking Backpack₹7,499
- Sleeping bag, −5°C comfortBalu ka Ghera drops to around 0°CKunzum −5°C - Kunzum −5°C Sleeping Bag₹5,499
- Taped rain shellMonsoon cloud sits on the Kullu sideBeas 2.5L - Beas 2.5L Rain Shell₹6,499
- Trekking polesScree descent from the pass to Shea GoruSolang Carbon - Solang Carbon Trekking Poles, Pair₹3,499
- Waterproof mid shoesKnee-deep river crossings by afternoonPir Panjal - Pir Panjal Mid Waterproof Trekking Shoes₹6,999
- Headlamp + spare cellsThe pass day starts before 6 a.m.Jalori 400 - Jalori 400 Rechargeable Headlamp₹2,499
The rental desk, Old Manali
First trek? Rent the expensive half.
Tents, down sleeping bags and expedition packs can be rented from our Manali store by the day, collected on your way to the trailhead and dropped off on your way home. If you decide to keep it, the rental fee comes off the price within 30 days - and our trek leaders will check the fit before you leave.
- Sleeping bags from ₹150 a night
- Two-person tents from ₹300 a night
- Washed and checked after every trek
- Collect in Manali, return in Manali
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Buying instead? We ship across India, with Cash on Delivery up to ₹20,000 and a GST invoice on every order.
Winter trek
Kedarkantha in December is a cold-night problem
The summit is a short, steep push from Juda ka Talab to 3,800 m, but the hard part is sleeping in snow at −10°C. Warmth comes from the ground up: a four-season tent that sheds snow load, a down bag rated to −15°C comfort, a merino base layer that stays warm when damp and a 650-fill jacket for the 4 a.m. start. Gaiters and a headlamp with a cold-rated battery finish the list.
- Summit
- 3,810 m
- Camp low
- −12°C
- Days
- 6
Fresh off the pass
New this season
Season price- Weight
- 520 g per pair
Solang Carbon Trekking Poles, Pair
Sale price ₹3,499Regular price ₹3,999COD
Season price- Fill
- 650-fill duck down
Dhauladhar 650-Fill Down Jacket
Sale price ₹8,999Regular price ₹10,499COD
New- Waterproof
- 10,000 mm HH
Beas 2.5L Rain Shell
₹6,499COD
New- Sleeps
- 2 or 3
Hampta 2P Three-Season Tent
₹12,999COD
Rental favouriteSeason price- Comfort
- −5°C
Kunzum −5°C Sleeping Bag
Sale price ₹5,499Regular price ₹6,499COD
- Fabric
- 100% merino wool
Kedar Merino Base Layer Top
₹3,999COD
The base-camp board
Most packed this month
Ranked by what left the Manali store and our warehouse in the last thirty days - rentals included.
Ask a trek leader (opens WhatsApp in a new tab)- Number 1: Baralacha −15°C Down Sleeping BagComfort −15°C₹15,999
- Number 2: Spiti 2P Four-Season TentSleeps 2₹24,999
- Number 3: Rohtang 55+10 Trekking BackpackCapacity 55 L + 10 L extending lidSale price ₹7,499
Regular price ₹8,999 - Number 4: Dhauladhar 650-Fill Down JacketFill 650-fill duck downSale price ₹8,999
Regular price ₹10,499 - Number 5: Solang Carbon Trekking Poles, PairWeight 520 g per pairSale price ₹3,499
Regular price ₹3,999
Since 2009
A rental shed on Log Huts Road
Himalaya Trailworks started as a shed of hired tents and sleeping bags in Old Manali, run by two trek leaders tired of watching first-timers shiver through the night in gear rated for a car-camping weekend.
We still rent, and we still lead treks, but most of what we sell is now designed with us and made in Ludhiana, Tiruppur and Dehradun. Every piece goes over at least one high pass before it is listed - and if it fails, it does not make the catalogue.
- Rental shed opened in Old Manali
- 2009Rental shed opened in Old Manali
- Highest pass every product is carried over
- 4,270 mHighest pass every product is carried over
- Trekkers kitted out, rented or bought
- 31,000+Trekkers kitted out, rented or bought
- Rated honestly. Sleeping bags list the comfort temperature, not the survival limit. Packs list litres including the lid.
- Repaired in Manali. Zips, buckles, pole sections and tent seams fixed at our workshop for as long as you own the gear.
- Rent before you buy. Try a tent or down bag on your first trek. The rental fee comes off if you buy within 30 days.
Trail log
Written on the way down
Rated 4.8 out of 54.8 average from verified orders
Entry 01
“Rented the Kunzum bag for Hampta, slept warm at Balu ka Ghera, bought it the week I got home. They took the rental off the price without me asking.”
Ritika BhandariHampta Pass, July 2025 Entry 02
“The Spiti tent took a night of wet snow at Juda ka Talab with no sag. Two of the hired tents around us collapsed by 3 a.m.”
Arjun NairKedarkantha, December 2024 Entry 03
“They fitted my pack to my back length in the shop and talked me out of a 75 L bag I did not need. That is rare.”
Sana QureshiPin Parvati, September 2025
Trail conditions bulletin
Snow lines and pass openings, every fortnight
When Hampta opens, when Kedarkantha has real snow, which roads are shut after a cloudburst - plus first word on new gear. Written by our trek leaders, no more than twice a month.
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