Pikey Peak Trek Difficulty is considered moderate. While it is easier than high-altitude treks like Everest Base Camp, it still requires good physical preparation due to daily walking distances and elevation changes.
The trail follows well-marked paths, forested ridges, and stone steps, with some steep uphill and downhill sections, particularly near the summit. Trekkers typically walk 5–7 hours per day, covering 10–18 km, and reach a maximum altitude of 4,065 m (13,336 ft).
To manage the Pikey Peak trek difficulty safely, average to good cardiovascular health and leg strength are essential.
