“Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world.”- John Muir
Immerse yourself in a pristine Himalayan forest surrounded by breathtaking views of the mountains on every side. Explore miles of dense cedar, pine, spruce, fir and oak forest interspersed with meadows or simply take it all in from the luxurious comfort of the villa. Visit cherry and apple orchards or walk up to Hatu peak with its panoramic vistas and the Hatu temple dedicated to the goddess Kaali.
Whether you enjoy hiking or rambling, bird-watching or star gazing, looking for wildflowers or mushrooms, or just curling up with a good book and a hot cup of tea, this is the place for you. At Skyline, we offer you a unique opportunity to truly retreat from the madding crowd and experience nature with all your senses.
With its fusion of traditional Himachali building materials of stone, wood and slate and an uncluttered contemporary aesthetic, Skyline blends into its natural surroundings while providing guests with every comfort and amenity. Large picture windows frame the mountains in their ever changing beauty, and the wood and stone interiors keep you cozy yet connected to the outdoors.
Come stay with us, share this experience with your family and friends and leave carrying the beauty and serenity of the forests and mountains within you.
Approach
Skyline is located just below Hatu peak, the highest peak in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh at 3400 m (11,152 ft) above sea level.
A three kilometer drive through a thick forest from the town of Narkanda brings you to the closest road head to the resort. Since the resort is exclusively located within an apple and cherry orchard with no other habitation nearby, guests will have to walk about 60 meters downhill through the orchard to reach the lodge.
We will take care of your luggage once you reach the property.
Narkanda is the closest town to the resort. Skyline is located at a distance of 65 km from Shimla. It is the gateway to the Apple Valley of Kotgarh and is famous for its powder snow skiing in winter.