The Abbott Mount Dwarf Mountain Station is located on a hill in the Kalikumaon area of ​​the Champawat district of Uttarakhand. This quaint hill station is 6,400 feet above sea level and is surrounded by a cluster of 13 cottages in a 5-acre forest. The small settlement has a beautiful church that provides visitors with spiritual bliss and is also the base camp for 'Mahaseer fishing' in Pancheshwar, the confluence of the Sarayu and Mahakali rivers. Abbott Mount offers stunning views of the Himalayas on the eastern side of Kumaon Hills and is a delight for photographers.

Golu Devta Temple, also known as Gwal Devta Temple, is a well-known destination in Champawat. It is devoted to the Kumaon's most adored native god, Golu Devta. To pay homage, a sizable number of pilgrims go from all across the region.