Get your hiking shoes ready because we have the best natural hiking trails in Pakistan for you to set out for. Make sure you keep yourself hydrated while you’re at it.
Mount Everest Base Camp (Rakaposhi base camp)
It is a 3 day trek  to the base camp Minapin village. The hike is quite thrilling and it will test your abilities as well. Proper gear and clothes are required as it is freezing out there even in July. It is a must and a once in a lifetime experience. The scenes are amazing and so is the weather if you’re into snow.
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Mushkpuri Top, Nathiagali
If you want to see the beauty of nature you have to visit this place. The hike is merely one and a half hour, although it is not tough but it will require a lot of stamina and strength to get to the top as the trail get steeper towards the end.
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Trail 5, Islamabad
It is right there at the edge of the city so you can have a hike early at the sunrise and go to your office by 9. Trail 5 has one of the best views of the city and some amazing small waterfalls. Better watch out for monkeys as they have a habit of stealing food items right out of people’s hands.
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Dunga Gali Pine Line Track
The walk in the evening and near sunset makes the sun shine on mountains in such a way that it turns them golden. There is a ditch on one side and a mountain on the other full with pine trees. The trail is wide enough and not steep so the trek is quite easy.
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Trail 3, Islamabad
It is the famous trail that starts from the edge of the capital and ends at the top of near Pir Sohawa, which gives the amazing view of the whole capital. Along the whole way you do get glimpses of the green capital from different angles. Some bushes on the way have thorns so just don’t go running into them.
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