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Driver-reported route status for Kedarnath, Badrinath and major Uttarakhand roads, with the exact date of each check.
This is not a live automated feed — it reflects our team's most recent check. For official real-time landslide or road-block alerts, call 1070 (State Emergency Operations Centre, toll-free).
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What is the latest reported status of the Kedarnath and Badrinath roads?
This page shows the latest driver-reported status available to Uttarakhand Cab 24/7, together with the date each route was checked. Any report older than three days is marked for fresh verification. For official real-time landslide and road-block alerts, confirm with the State Emergency Operations Centre at 1070 before departing.
- Official Road Alert Number
- 1070 (SEOC, toll-free)
- Most Landslide-Prone Stretch
- Rudraprayag → Gaurikund
- Update Method
- Driver reports + team checks
- Our Contact
- +91 92589 12169
Uttarakhand Cab 24/7 — Updated 2026
Dehradun → Kedarnath (via Rudraprayag)
Verify Before TravelRoad open, normal traffic. No known landslide or blockage reported by our drivers on this route.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
Driver route video coming soonDehradun → Badrinath (via Joshimath)
Verify Before TravelRoad open, normal traffic. No known landslide or blockage reported by our drivers on this route.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
Driver route video coming soonRishikesh → Kedarnath (via Rudraprayag)
Verify Before TravelRoad open, normal traffic. No known landslide or blockage reported by our drivers on this route.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
Driver route video coming soonDehradun → Govindghat (Valley of Flowers / Hemkund)
Verify Before TravelRoad open. This is a monsoon-sensitive stretch — conditions can change quickly during heavy rain.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
Driver route video coming soonDehradun → Mussoorie
Verify Before TravelRoad open, normal traffic. No known blockage reported on the Dehradun–Mussoorie route.
Last checked: 11 August 2026
Driver route video coming soonDehradun → Nainital
Verify Before TravelRoad open, normal traffic via NH-309.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
Driver route video coming soonDelhi → Dehradun
Verify Before TravelBoth the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway and the older NH route are open, normal traffic.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
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Ask on WhatsAppWhy road conditions change fast in the Himalayas
The routes to Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Govindghat pass through young, geologically active mountains where monsoon rain can trigger landslides, debris flows, or temporary road washouts with little warning. A route that's clear in the morning can see a few hours of single-lane traffic after an afternoon downpour, and can reopen just as quickly once the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) or state PWD clears the debris.
Because conditions shift quickly, we treat this page as a starting reference — checked by our team and drivers actively on these roads — rather than a substitute for the official emergency helpline. During active monsoon weeks (typically July–September), we recommend calling 1070 for the most current status before setting out on any Char Dham route.