Every year, thousands of devotees and adventure lovers from Bangalore set off on the sacred Kedarnath Yatra one of the most spiritually powerful and physically demanding journeys in all of India. Nestled deep in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand at a staggering altitude of 3,583 metres (11,755 feet), the Kedarnath temple is not just a religious destination. It is a test of strength, endurance, and preparation.
The trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath temple is roughly 16 to 18 kilometres one way. The trail passes through dense forests, gurgling mountain streams, rocky ridges, and cold winds that cut right through you if you are not dressed properly. Even in the peak season of May and June, temperatures at Kedarnath can dip below 5 degrees Celsius at night. In September and October, it gets even colder.
Now, here is a question that every Bangalorean traveller asks before booking this trip: Do I need to buy all the gear? The honest answer is: absolutely not. Buying high-quality trekking and winter gear just for one trip is expensive, and most of it will sit unused in your cupboard after you return. That is where Outdoor Gear Bangalore’s most trusted outdoor gear rental service comes in.
Located at Bommanahalli, Bengaluru, Outdoor Gear (also known as XDog Trekking) has been helping travellers, trekkers, and pilgrims rent everything they need for Himalayan journeys at budget-friendly prices. Whether you need a -20 degree winter jacket, waterproof trekking shoes, a sleeping bag, or a GoPro camera, they have it all under one roof. You can browse and book from our complete collection at https://xdogtrekking.com/shop/
In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through 30 essential things to carry for the Kedarnath Yatra all of which you can easily rent from Outdoor Gear in Bangalore before your trip. Read this carefully, share it with your travel group, and pack smart.
Why Renting Gear for Kedarnath Yatra from Bangalore Makes More Sense Than Buying?
Before we jump into the list, let us quickly understand why renting is the smarter choice for most pilgrims and first-time trekkers heading to Kedarnath.
Cost savings are massive. Good quality waterproof trekking shoes cost anywhere between ₹3,000 to ₹8,000. A decent down jacket can set you back ₹4,000 to ₹12,000. A branded sleeping bag rated for sub-zero temperatures is another ₹3,000 to ₹6,000. If you are going on the Kedarnath Yatra just once or twice in your life, spending ₹25,000 or more on gear does not make financial sense. Renting the same gear from Outdoor Gear in Bangalore will cost you a small fraction of that price.
Quality is guaranteed. Outdoor Gear stocks well-maintained, branded, and tested equipment. You do not have to worry about getting cheap, low-quality gear that will fail you halfway up the mountain.
Convenience for Bangalore travellers. Since most people in Bangalore are travelling to Kedarnath by flight or train, carrying heavy gear from home is a hassle. You can rent your gear in Bangalore just before you leave, return it when you are back, and travel light.
No storage headaches. After the trip, you do not have to worry about storing bulky hiking gear in your apartment or PG.
With that said, let us now go through the 30 must-rent and must-carry items for your Kedarnath Yatra from Bangalore.
30 Things to Carry Rental Product for Kedarnath Yatra from Bangalore
1. Valid ID Proof & Char Dham Yatra Registration Certificate
Before we even talk about gear, this is the most important document you need. Carrying original and valid photo identity proof is mandatory for all pilgrims undertaking the Kedarnath Yatra. The Forest Department and Shrine Board maintain checkposts at multiple points, including Gaurikund and Sonprayag. Accepted ID proofs include Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voter ID, and Passport. Carry at least two to three photocopies in a zip-lock bag. Foreign nationals must carry a valid Indian visa along with their passport. Do not keep originals loose in your bag keep them in a waterproof pouch.
2. Trekking Backpack (50 to 60 Litres)
Your backpack is the spine of your entire trek. For the Kedarnath trail, a 50 to 60 litre capacity backpack is ideal if you are camping overnight, and a 40 litre one works if you are staying in guesthouses. The bag must have a padded hip belt to transfer weight from your shoulders to your hips, a ventilated back panel, multiple compartments, and an inbuilt or detachable rain cover.
Good quality branded backpacks from Wildcraft, Quechua, or Osprey can cost upwards of ₹4,000 to ₹8,000. Instead, rent a high-quality trekking backpack from Outdoor Gear in Bangalore and save that money for your journey. You can check out our full range of trekking gear available for rent at https://xdogtrekking.com/product-category/trekking-gear-on-rent-in-bangalore/.
3. Waterproof Trekking Shoes
This is non-negotiable. The 16 km trail from Gaurikund to Kedarnath is steep, rocky, muddy, and often wet due to glacial streams and frequent rain. Regular sports shoes or canvas sneakers are a recipe for slipping, blisters, and ankle injuries. You need proper waterproof trekking shoes with high ankle support, a rubber sole with deep lugs for grip, and Gore-Tex or similar waterproof lining.
Outdoor Gear offers Adventra Sports Waterproof Mid-Top Trekking Shoes on rent in Bangalore. These shoes are trail-tested and perfect for the Kedarnath terrain. Rent them here: https://xdogtrekking.com/product/rent-adventra-sports-waterproof-trekking-shoes-bangalore/. Make sure you try them on and break them in at least two to three days before your journey.
4. Trekking Poles (Pair)
Trekking poles are highly underrated, especially for first-timers. On the Kedarnath route, there are some very steep and slippery sections, especially after Jungle Chatti and Bheembali. A good pair of adjustable aluminium trekking poles can reduce the strain on your knees by up to 25%, improve balance on slippery sections, and help you maintain a steady pace. Look for anti-shock poles with comfortable grip and adjustable wrist straps. Rent a pair from Outdoor Gear rather than buying them for a single trip.
Trekking Poles: https://xdogtrekking.com/product/ultra-foldable-hiking-poles-rental-bangalore/
5. Headlamp with Extra Batteries
Many pilgrims attempt early morning summit walks from base camps to reach the temple by sunrise. The trail in the dark is beautiful but requires hands-free lighting. A headlamp with a brightness of at least 100 to 200 lumens, multiple lighting modes, a red light mode for preserving night vision, and an adjustable strap is what you need. Cold temperatures drain batteries faster than usual, so always carry a spare set. Headlamps are available for rent at Outdoor Gear’s Bangalore store.
6. UV-Protected Sunglasses
At altitudes above 3,000 metres, UV radiation is significantly stronger than at sea level. The reflection from snow and ice can cause photokeratitis (snow blindness) within just a few hours of exposure without proper eye protection. Invest in wrap-around polarised sunglasses with 100% UV400 protection from a reputed brand. If you wear prescription glasses, get custom inserts or over-glass sunglass options. Carry a hard case and a neck cord to prevent loss.
UV-Protected Sunglasses: https://xdogtrekking.com/product/snow-trekking-polarized-sunglasses-on-rent-in-bangalore/
7. First Aid Kit
Never head into the Himalayas without a properly stocked first aid kit. Your kit should include paracetamol, altitude sickness tablets (Diamox consult a doctor before the trip), ORS sachets, antiseptic cream, cotton and bandages, blister plasters, knee support wrap, pain relief spray or gel, antacids, cold and cough medicine, and hand sanitiser. Also, carry any personal medications you use regularly. Keep the kit in a waterproof pouch and make it easily accessible in the top or front pocket of your backpack.
8. Waterproof Rain Jacket and Pants
Kedarnath receives rain even during peak season. A sudden downpour in the mountains can soak you completely within minutes, and wet clothes at high altitude leads to rapid heat loss and hypothermia. A good waterproof and windproof rain jacket with taped seams, a hood, and adjustable cuffs is essential. Pair it with waterproof rain pants that can be slipped on quickly over your trekking pants. Choose bright colours like orange or yellow for visibility on the trail. Outdoor Gear has quality rain gear available for rent. Check our full collection at https://xdogtrekking.com/shop/
9. Backpack Rain Cover
Even if your trekking backpack is made of water-resistant material, a proper rain cover gives you an extra layer of protection. Many Kedarnath pilgrims underestimate how heavy and persistent mountain rain can be. A snug-fitting, seam-sealed rain cover in bright colour ensures your sleeping bag, clothes, and documents stay dry even in heavy rain. Get one that matches the size of your backpack.
Backpack Cover for Rain (25-90L): https://xdogtrekking.com/product/backpack-cover-for-rain/
10. Day Pack or Summit Bag (15 to 20 Litres)
On the actual day of the Kedarnath temple visit, you do not want to lug your full 50-litre bag around. A compact 15 to 20 litre day pack is perfect for carrying just your essentials — water bottle, snacks, a warm layer, phone, camera, and first aid. It should have a chest strap, padded shoulder straps, and side pockets. Outdoor Gear has lightweight day packs available for rent, perfect for pilgrim day trips at the shrine.
11. Trekking Gaiters
The Kedarnath trail, especially in the early and late season, has sections covered in snow and slush. Gaiters worn over your trekking shoes prevent snow, gravel, and debris from entering your shoes and socks. They also protect the lower part of your trekking pants from getting wet and muddy. Look for sturdy, water-resistant gaiters with a front clip and a reinforced instep band. These are easily available on rent at Outdoor Gear in Bangalore.
12. Warm Camp Slippers or Sandals
After a long, exhausting day on the trail, the last thing your feet want is to stay cooped up in tight trekking shoes. A pair of lightweight, warm camp slippers or sturdy trekking sandals give your feet the much-needed rest at the guesthouse or campsite. They should have a grippy sole, dry quickly, and pack flat. Closed-toe designs protect your toes from stubbing on rocks.
13. Wide-Brimmed Sun Cap
Sun protection at high altitudes is serious business. A wide-brimmed hat or trekking cap with a UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) rating protects your face, neck, and ears from harsh mountain UV rays. Look for caps made from quick-dry, breathable fabric with a chin cord to keep it from flying off in gusty winds. Wear it over a woollen beanie for layered head protection. Rent one from Outdoor Gear and save yourself a sunburnt face.
14. Balaclava or Neck Gaiter
A balaclava covers your head, face, and neck, making it one of the most useful pieces of winter clothing on a Himalayan trek. At Kedarnath, especially in the evenings and early mornings, temperatures can drop sharply and cold winds make it feel even colder. A merino wool or fleece balaclava worn under your jacket hood is one of the best ways to retain body heat. Alternatively, a multifunctional neck gaiter or buff can be worn in different ways as a balaclava, beanie, or scarf.
15. Thermal Innerwear (Top and Bottom)
Thermal inners are the base layer of your clothing system. They sit next to your skin and do two important jobs trap your body heat and wick away sweat so you stay warm and dry. Cotton thermals are a big no because cotton absorbs sweat and stays wet, making you colder. Go for polyester or merino wool thermals. The top should be full-sleeve with a round or crew neck. The bottom should be full-length ankle-length leggings. You can rent thermals from Outdoor Gear’s winter gear section at https://xdogtrekking.com/product-category/winter-gears/.
16. Quick-Dry Trekking T-Shirts
Under your thermals and mid-layers, you still need a good quality quick-dry trekking t-shirt that allows moisture to escape. Branded trekking t-shirts come with anti-odour treatment and UPF protection, which makes them great for multi-day treks. Carry at least two to three t-shirts so you can cycle through them. Choose light colours with full sleeves for sun protection. When renting, inspect for stains or tears and sun-dry them overnight after a wash.
17. Fleece Jacket or Mid-Layer
The fleece jacket is your middle layer — it goes between your thermal base layer and your outer rain or down jacket. Fleece provides an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio and dries quickly even when wet. A 200 to 300-gram Polartec fleece with a front zip is ideal for the Kedarnath trail. Make sure the fleece is long enough to cover your lower back when you bend forward while trekking. This item is particularly important for evening and early morning hours when temperatures drop significantly.
18. Heavy Down or Winter Jacket
This is the single most important piece of clothing for the Kedarnath Yatra. The cold at 3,583 metres is not like the cold in Bangalore during December. Even in the pilgrimage season, nighttime temperatures regularly fall below zero degrees Celsius. A good down jacket with a fill power of 700 to 900+ gives you extraordinary warmth without excessive weight.
Outdoor Gear offers heavy-duty winter jackets rated for extreme cold conditions. Our -20 degree ultra-light Columbia-style jackets are perfect for Kedarnath. You can check our winter jacket options at https://xdogtrekking.com/product-category/winter-gears/. Renting a quality winter jacket in Bangalore is far more economical than buying one for a single trip.
19. Waterproof Insulated Gloves
Cold hands are not just uncomfortable — they are dangerous. At Kedarnath, your hands are exposed to cold winds, rain, and sometimes snow throughout the trek. Waterproof insulated gloves with a breathable membrane like Gore-Tex and PrimaLoft insulation provide warmth, dexterity, and protection from the elements. Inner woollen gloves worn under the outer waterproof gloves add an extra insulation layer.
Outdoor Gear offers -20 degree winter gloves rated for snow and trekking, available on rent in Bangalore. These are the same gloves used by serious trekkers on high-altitude Himalayan routes. Rent them here: https://xdogtrekking.com/product/20-degree-winter-gloves-for-snow-trekking-on-rent-in-bangalore/.
20. Trekking Pants
Regular jeans are the worst option for mountain trekking. They are heavy, restrictive, hold water when wet, and take forever to dry. Trekking pants made from soft-shell or synthetic stretch fabric are lightweight, abrasion-resistant, and offer a full range of motion. Features like zip-off lower legs (convertible to shorts), side vent zips, belt loops, and a gusseted crotch make them ideal for the Kedarnath trail. Make sure they fit well when you squat or take large steps uphill.
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21. Woollen Trekking Socks
Blisters are the number one complaint of Kedarnath trekkers who are not wearing proper socks. Wool or synthetic-blend trekking socks with cushioning around the toes, heels, and ankles prevent friction and moisture buildup. Liner socks worn under trekking socks provide an additional layer of blister prevention. Carry at least three pairs so you always have a dry pair available. When renting socks from Outdoor Gear, always opt for new, unworn ones for hygiene.
22. Hydration System or Insulated Water Bottle
Staying hydrated on the Kedarnath trek is extremely important, especially as altitude can suppress your thirst sensation. A 2 to 3 litre hydration bladder system with a sip tube allows you to drink on the go without removing your backpack. If you prefer bottles, use an insulated stainless steel bottle so that water does not freeze in very cold conditions. The wide mouth makes cleaning and refilling from streams easy. Always purify stream water with purification tablets before drinking.
23. Sleeping Bag (Temperature Rated for -5 to -10 Degrees)
If you are planning to stay in tents or basic dharamshalas along the trail, a good sleeping bag is a must. Even at guesthouses, the blankets provided may not be adequate for the extreme cold at Kedarnath. A sleeping bag rated for -5 to -10 degrees Celsius gives you comfortable sleep even on the coldest nights. Mummy-style sleeping bags are more efficient than rectangular ones as they minimise dead air space.
Outdoor Gear has camping-grade sleeping bags available on rent from the Bangalore store. Check our camping gear section at https://xdogtrekking.com/product/rent-high-altitude-sleeping-bag-10-degrees/ for the latest options and prices.
24. Sleeping Mat or Insulated Pad
A sleeping bag alone is not sufficient if you are sleeping directly on the cold ground inside a tent. The ground draws heat away from your body faster than the cold air above you. A compact foam sleeping mat or a self-inflating pad provides insulation between you and the ground, dramatically improving sleep quality. These are particularly essential if you are going on the Kedarnath trek with a camping setup.
25. Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50 or Higher)
The thin atmosphere at high altitude means UV radiation is significantly stronger than at sea level. Without adequate sunscreen, you can get a painful sunburn within just a couple of hours of trekking. Use SPF 50 or higher broad-spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen and reapply every two to three hours, even on cloudy days. Zinc oxide-based creams stick better than regular lotions and last longer. Apply generously on all exposed skin, including the ears, back of the neck, and the back of your hands.
26. Lip Balm with SPF Protection
Cold, dry mountain air combined with strong UV radiation makes chapped and cracked lips a very common problem on the Kedarnath trail. Carry a beeswax or shea butter-based lip balm with SPF protection and apply it generously throughout the day. Reapply after eating, drinking, or wiping your mouth. A good lip balm costs very little but prevents a lot of discomfort. Opt for sealed, unused sachets when available through rental kits.
27. Biodegradable Toiletries and Personal Care
Kedarnath is a protected area, and environmental responsibility is the duty of every visitor. Use only biodegradable soaps, shampoos, toothpaste, and wet wipes. These break down naturally and do not pollute the rivers and streams in the area. Carry travel-sized packs that are compact and lightweight. A small personal hygiene kit should include hand sanitiser, a microfibre towel, toilet paper, a small comb, and any personal medications. Be responsible — carry out all your waste and never litter on the trail.
28. Waterproof Dry Bag for Documents and Electronics
Rain, river crossings, and splashing streams are all part of the Kedarnath experience. A waterproof dry bag protects your most valuable items – phone, camera, passport, money, ID proof, and power bank from getting wet. These roll-top closure bags are lightweight and can be placed inside your main backpack as an inner liner or attached externally for quick access.
Outdoor Gear offers waterproof dry bags on rent in Bangalore starting at very affordable prices. You can find them at https://xdogtrekking.com/product/rent-waterproof-dry-bag-bangalore-now/. This is one item you should never skip, especially if you are carrying expensive electronics.
29. Camera or GoPro Action Camera
The Kedarnath Yatra is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many. The views of the Mandakini valley, the ancient stone temple, the massive Kedarnath peak towering above, and the golden sunrise over the Himalayas are scenes you will want to relive forever. A GoPro or mirrorless camera captures these moments far better than a smartphone, especially in challenging lighting and weather conditions. Carry extra batteries (cold drains them fast), a waterproof case or housing, and a spare memory card.
Outdoor Gear has GoPro cameras and other action cameras available on rent in Bangalore, perfect for capturing your Kedarnath memories without spending ₹30,000 – ₹50,000 on a new camera. Browse our camera rental options at https://xdogtrekking.com/product-category/camera-on-rent-bangalore/.
30. Portable Power Bank (Minimum 20,000 mAh)
Mobile charging stations are available at some points on the Kedarnath trail and at the base camp, but they are not always reliable. Your phone is your camera, GPS, emergency contact device, and boarding pass all in one. A high-capacity power bank of at least 20,000 mAh ensures your devices stay charged throughout the journey. Choose one with multiple USB ports so you can charge your phone and camera simultaneously. Keep the power bank inside an insulated pouch as extreme cold reduces battery efficiency.
How to Rent Kedarnath Yatra Gear from Outdoor Gear in Bangalore?
Outdoor Gear, based in Bommanahalli, Bengaluru, makes the entire gear rental process simple, quick, and affordable. Here is how you can do it in a few easy steps:
- Step 1: Visit our online shop at https://xdogtrekking.com/shop/ and browse the full catalogue of trekking, camping, and winter gear available on rent.
- Step 2: Add the items you need to your cart and select your rental duration (1 day, 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, or 10 days).
- Step 3: Place your order online or contact our team directly on WhatsApp or by phone at 9945555897 for assistance.
- Step 4: Pick up the gear from our store at 38/6, Hosur Main Rd, Beside Anu Furniture, Bommanahalli, Bengaluru – 560068, or arrange for delivery.
- Step 5: Return the gear after your Kedarnath Yatra is complete.
Our team is extremely helpful and can guide you on what exactly you need based on the time of year you are travelling, the number of days you plan to be on the trail, and your budget. They also have combo packs available at https://xdogtrekking.com/rent-camping-trekking-riding-winter-gear-combo-pack/, which bundle multiple items at discounted prices — perfect for group Kedarnath trips from Bangalore.
Essential Tips for Kedarnath Yatra from Bangalore
Going well-equipped is only half the battle. Here are some extra tips that make the difference between a comfortable yatra and a stressful one.
Register online before you go:
The Kedarnath Shrine Board requires all pilgrims to register online at the official government portal. You will need your valid ID for this. Carry the printed registration slip along with you. Registration helps the authorities track pilgrims and send help in case of emergencies.
Acclimatise properly:
Flying from Bangalore to Dehradun or Jolly Grant airport and rushing straight to Kedarnath is a mistake many people make. Spend at least one day in Haridwar or Rishikesh at a lower altitude to let your body adjust before ascending further. Altitude sickness symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness, and shortness of breath. If symptoms appear, descend immediately and do not take it lightly.
Stay hydrated:
Drink at least 3 to 4 litres of water per day on the trail. Avoid alcohol completely as it accelerates dehydration and can worsen altitude sickness. Herbal teas, ORS drinks, and soups available at the dhabas along the route are great options.
Pace yourself
This is not a race. Trek at a slow and steady pace, the recommended rule is “pole, pole” (slowly, slowly in Swahili, often used by Himalayan guides). Stop and rest when needed. Listen to your body.
Respect the environment:
Kedarnath is a sacred and ecologically sensitive zone. Carry a dustbin bag and bring all your non-biodegradable waste back down. Do not litter, do not pick wildflowers, and do not disturb local wildlife.
Have a contingency plan:
The weather in the Himalayas is unpredictable. Landslides, flash floods, and snowfall can block roads and trails. Keep an emergency buffer of two extra days in your itinerary. Keep your family informed of your daily location. Save the local emergency numbers on your phone.
Travel light:
The lighter your pack, the easier and more enjoyable your trek will be. Rental gear from Outdoor Gear is well-maintained and often lighter than the heavy gear people carry from home. Use our service to optimise your pack weight without compromising on safety.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kedarnath Yatra Gear from Bangalore
1. Can I rent all my trekking gear for Kedarnath from Bangalore?
Yes, absolutely. Outdoor Gear at Bommanahalli, Bangalore, offers a comprehensive range of trekking shoes, winter jackets, sleeping bags, backpacks, gloves, gaiters, trekking poles, cameras, and much more on rent. You can browse everything at https://xdogtrekking.com/shop/.
2. What is the best time to do the Kedarnath Yatra from Bangalore?
The Kedarnath temple is open from May to November. The best time for the yatra is May-June and September-October when the weather is relatively stable and the trail is clear. July and August see heavy monsoon rains and an increased risk of landslides.
3. How cold does it get at Kedarnath?
During the day, temperatures at Kedarnath range from 5 to 15 degrees Celsius during the open season. At night, they drop to 0 degrees and sometimes below -5 degrees Celsius. A good down jacket, thermals, and a warm sleeping bag rated for -10 degrees are essential.
4. Do I need to carry a tent and sleeping bag for the Kedarnath trek?
If you are staying at guesthouses and dharamshalas along the route, you may not need a tent. However, a sleeping bag is highly recommended even for guesthouse stays as the provided blankets may not be warm enough. If you are doing a camping-style trek, both a tent and sleeping bag are mandatory.
5. What type of shoes should I wear for the Kedarnath trek?
Waterproof trekking shoes with high ankle support and a grip sole are the best choice for the Kedarnath trail. Do not wear regular sports shoes, sandals, or flip-flops. You can rent quality waterproof trekking shoes from Outdoor Gear in Bangalore at https://xdogtrekking.com/product/rent-adventra-sports-waterproof-trekking-shoes-bangalore/.
6. How much does it cost to rent gear for Kedarnath Yatra from Outdoor Gear Bangalore?
Rental prices vary by item and duration. For example, waterproof trekking shoes start at around ₹380 per day, winter gloves at ₹150 per day, and sleeping bags at affordable daily rates. Combo packs for multiple items are available at discounted bundle prices. Visit https://xdogtrekking.com/shop/ for current prices.
7. Is it safe to trek Kedarnath for beginners?
Yes, the Kedarnath trek is considered moderately challenging and is manageable for first-time trekkers with good physical fitness. The key is proper preparation the right gear, good physical conditioning before the trip, proper hydration, and slow pacing. Hiring a local guide or joining an organised group is recommended for first-timers.
8. What documents do I need for the Kedarnath Yatra?
You need a valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhar card, driving licence, voter ID, or passport), an online registration slip from the official Kedarnath Shrine Board portal, and a medical fitness certificate is advisable for older pilgrims. Foreign nationals need a valid Indian visa along with a passport.
Final Thoughts on Packing Smart for Your Kedarnath Yatra
The Kedarnath Yatra is not just a pilgrimage. For anyone who has stood before that ancient stone temple with the mighty Kedarnath Peak towering behind it, it is a life-changing experience. The effort you put into getting there makes the arrival even more sacred and special.
But this journey demands respect for the mountains, for the environment, and for your own body. Packing the right gear is an act of respect for all three. You do not need to spend a fortune buying gear. You just need to be smart about it.
Outdoor Gear in Bangalore has made it incredibly easy for every Bangalorean pilgrim and adventure lover to gear up for the Kedarnath Yatra without breaking the bank. From waterproof trekking shoes and -20 degree winter jackets to GoPro cameras and sleeping bags, they have everything you could possibly need for this sacred and thrilling Himalayan journey.
Visit our shop online at https://xdogtrekking.com/shop/, plan your rental list from the 30 items detailed in this guide, and head to Kedarnath fully prepared, confident, and worry-free. Har Har Mahadev!
