Kamrunag Lake is a sacred site dedicated to Lord Kamrunag, believed to be the ‘Rain God’ of the region. Devotees offer valuables to the lake, making it a mysterious treasure trove. The trek is open throughout the year but requires local support due to varying weather conditions.

Kamrunag Lake can be reached via multiple routes. The Rohanda route involves an 8 km trek, while the Devidarh route offers the shortest trek of 3-4 km. The most convenient and scenic way is through Chail-chowk(Saroa), where you can either trek or drive closer to the lake.

For travelers looking for a comfortable stay before or after the trek, Cedar Valley Homestay in Saroa, located on the Saroa road, is an excellent option. It provides warm hospitality, beautiful mountain views, and easy access to the trek route.

The trek passes through lush deodar forests, meadows, and scenic valleys, offering mesmerizing views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. While the trek is accessible year-round, it is advisable to visit with local guides for a safe and enriching experience.