This is the highest point in Kufri, so great views are a given—on a clear day you can even see the Badrinath and Kedarnath ranges—but the best way to do it is by undertaking the challenging hike through a thick forest of deodar and spruce up to the summit. During ski season, the Mahasu ridge is a great spot for beginners to practise before hitting the rougher slopes. Make a pit-stop at the Nag Devta temple (the Snake God is Kufri’s local deity) when you get to the top.
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