The Camel's Back road was built in 1845 to offer a swift walking trail to the visitors which opens up to a view of the lofty Himalayas. The road features an ancient Hawa Ghar, where the tourists can sit and admire the view of the snow-clad peaks. The Hawa Ghar at Camels Back road was formerly known as 'Scandal Point'.
Since the place experiences pleasant weather throughout the year. One can easily visit here in any season. If you want to escape the maddening rush of the peak season, then refrain from visiting Camel’s Back road in summers.
The ideal time to visit here would be from September to November. During spring the boulevard remains studded with vibrant colored flowers. If you want to play in the snow and witness the snow-bound peaks, then come here in the winter season.
Camel’s Back road is an isolated stretch that coaxes the loners and solitude seekers to throng here. The place is ideal for nature walks as one can seize beautiful views of the valley and mountains from here. Many lovebirds visit here to enjoy the silken sunset that paints the sky with its crimson colors. You can indulge in photography as the place offers a beautiful panorama of Doon Valley.
Stellar views of the mighty peaks of Badrinath, Kedarnath, Yamunotri, Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi and Trishul can be seen from here. Camel’s back road is the backbone of Mussoorie. One can stroll here, go for cycling or enjoy long romantic walks with your partner. Those seeking spirituality in the peaceful surroundings of Mussoorie can visit the famous Nirankari Bhawan and Kripalu Ji Ashram located here. Some of the nearby places to visit from here are Kempty Falls, Bhatta Falls, Mossy Falls, Jawahar Museum, Sir George Everest’s House, Landour Clock Tower, Gun Hill, Mussoorie Lake etc.
