The trek to Kafni Glacier in Bageshwar’s Kapkot area has become increasingly difficult because parts of the access route are damaged and overgrown, trekking guide Jeetu Danu and Nainital nature lover Chandan Nayal said after returning from the glacier.
Their observations have drawn attention to the condition of the trail used by tourists travelling towards the glacier. They said reaching Kafni Glacier is currently a serious challenge, with visitors having to take risks along the route.
Damaged sections and overgrown trail
According to the 2 travellers, the path has been damaged at several locations. Bushes have also grown around sections of the trek, making movement more difficult for people attempting the journey.
Danu, a well-known trekking guide from Kapkot, and Nayal expressed concern about the condition of the route following their visit. Their comments focus on the practical difficulty faced by tourists while approaching Kafni Glacier.
The reported problems mean that visitors are not encountering a clear and easy trekking path. Instead, damaged stretches and vegetation along the trail are adding to the risks of the journey.
Concern for visitors
The condition of the route is particularly significant for tourists travelling to Kafni Glacier, as the trek itself requires them to negotiate the affected sections. Danu and Nayal said visitors are currently being forced to undertake the journey in risky circumstances.
No further details about repairs or an official response to the route’s condition were provided in the available report. The immediate concern raised by the travellers is the need to address the damaged and overgrown sections of the glacier trail.
Conclusion
The Kafni Glacier route in Kapkot remains difficult for tourists because of damaged paths and overgrown bushes. The concerns raised by Jeetu Danu and Chandan Nayal highlight the risks visitors face while making the journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where is Kafni Glacier located?
Kafni Glacier is accessed through the Kapkot area of Bageshwar.
Q. What is the condition of the route?
Several parts of the route are damaged, and some sections are covered by bushes.
Q. Who raised concerns about the trek?
Trekking guide Jeetu Danu and Nainital nature lover Chandan Nayal raised concerns after returning from the glacier.
Q. Why has the journey become difficult?
Damaged stretches and overgrown bushes are making the trail harder and riskier for tourists.
Q. Was an official repair plan reported?
The available report did not provide details of any repair plan or official response.
