Bhadraj Temple
This temple dedicated to Lord Balbhadra,
brother of Shri Krishna, offers a commanding view of the
Doon Valley and Chakrata ranges.
Camel’s
back road
Horse-riding and walking. Sunset
view of the Himalayas. A superb rock formation, with a
life-like resemblance to a sitting camel, can be seen
from this spot.
Children's
Lodge
A powerful telescope is installed
here, and the view of the snow from this spot is exhilarating.
Gun
Hill
Enjoy a Ropeway ride to the second highest peak
of Mussoorie. It can also be negotiated by bridle path
which forks-off from Mall Road near Kutchery. A climb
takes about twenty minutes. The Ropeway distance is 400
mtr. The sheer thrill of the ride is memorable.
Gun Hill offers a beautiful panoramic
view of the Himalayan ranges namely Bunderpunch, Srikantha,
Pithwara and Gangotri Group in the bird’s-eye view of
Mussoorie town and Doon Valley. During pre-independence
days a gun mounted on this top used to be fired heralding
mid-day to enable people to adjust their watches and hence
this name.
Kempty
Fall
15 km. from Mussoorie on the Yamunotri
Road having an altitude of 4500 ft. It has the distinction
of being the biggest and prettiest waterfall located in
a beautiful valley and is surrounded by high mountains.
Bath at the foot of the falls is refreshing and enjoyable
for children and adults alike.
Municipal
Garden
A picnic spot having a beautiful
garden and an artificial mini lake with boating facilities.
It is located at a distance of 4 km. by cycle rickshaw,
pony or by car and only 2 km. on foot via Waverly Convent
Road.
Childer's’s
Lodge
Highest peak of Mussoorie near Lal
Tibba. It is about 5 km. from the Tourist Office and one
can go on horse back or on foot. Snow view from this spot
is exhilarating.
Fishing
:
In the Aglar the Yamuna rivers for mahaseer and hill trout.
Permit from Divisional Forest Officer, Yamuna Division
is required.
Roller
Skating :
The Rink, Kulri Bazaar and Disco Skating Rink behind Tourist
Office.
