Mussoorie is also best for walks like other hill stations. The main tourist attraction in Mussoorie are the Mall, Landaur and Lal Tibba.

Landaur
Landaur is situated at the east end of town, situated at an altitude of 2270 meters above sea level. Landaur is an Indian style bazaar. Woodstock School, an international school which has a sister school in Kodaikkanal in South India is also located here. The Convent Hill and Happy Valley are also situated here where the Tibetan refugees have settled. 

The Mall
The Mall is the main shopping area in Mussoorie. The Mall road connects the two bazaars, Kulri and Library. It is the heart of the town. Along side the Mall is the tourist office, rows of Tibetan trinket and sweater vendors and shops selling walking sticks and cane items. Hand pulled rickshaws manufactured in Glasgow can be seen still here, plying down the Mall. The Mall is the starting point for the cable car towards the summit of Gun Hill, 2142 metres above sea level. On clear days, the peaks of Kedarnath, Badrinath and Nanda Devi from this hill can be seen here clearly.

Lal Tibba
Lal Tibba is the highest hill, situated at an altitude of 2438 meters above sea level. This hill is the highest point in Mussoorie. The view to the north and the snow capped peaks is stunning and best at sunrise.

Jwalaji Temple
The Jwalaji Temple is situated on the top of the Benog Hill and has an idol of Mata Durga. The temple is surrounded by the thick forests and offers a panoramic view of the Himalayan peaks, Doon valley and Yamuna valley.

Camel's Back Road
Camel's Back Road is suitable for horse riding, walking and beautiful sunset view of the Himalayas. A superb rock formation, with a life-like resemblance to a sitting camel can be seen from this spot.

George Everest House
The George Everest House is the peak estate of Sir George, the surveyor General of India. Sir George had his office and residence here. The Mount Everest, the highest peak of the Himalayas was named after Sir George.

Kempty Falls
Kempty Falls is situated about 15 km away on the Yamunotri road. It is a popular and picturesque water fall, located in the beautiful valley surrounded by the high mountains. The bath at the foot of the falls is refreshing. From Kempty Falls, the area west to the Yamuna gorge is being declared as a sanctuary. This sanctuary is rich in bird life, and also has some wildlife including leopards.

Surkhanda Devi Temple
Surkhanda Devi Temple is the highest point in the area, located at a height of 3021 m on the top of hill. It is situated about 45 km from Mussoorie and 9 kms. from Dhanaulti. It is an important pilgrimage centre. The temple offers extensive views of the snow ranges and exclusive experience one can never forget.

Mossey Falls
The Mossey Falls is a picnic spot, situated about 6 km from the centre of Mussoorie. It is an ideal place for a quiet weekend.

Lakha Mandal
Lakha Mandal is situated on the Yamunotri road, past Kempty Falls. There are hundred of idols of archaeological importance which have been preserved by the Archaeological Survey of India. According to the legend, the Kaurvas made a shellac house and conspired to burn the Pandavas alive here.