The routes to Gupis-Yasin primarily start from Gilgit, which serves as the main gateway to the district. Travelers can reach Gilgit by air from Islamabad via a short domestic flight of about 45 minutes, or by road through the Karakoram Highway (KKH), which connects Islamabad to Gilgit in approximately 14–16 hours. From Gilgit, the journey continues westward along the Gilgit–Chitral road. The distance from Gilgit to Gupis is around 112 kilometers and takes about 2 to 3 hours by vehicle. From Gupis, travelers can head further west to Phander Valley, a scenic route that takes around 1.5 hours on mostly metaled but narrow roads. To reach Yasin Valley, a branch road leads north from Gupis, covering about 20 kilometers in 30 to 40 minutes. Although the main roads are accessible by car, some stretches—especially those beyond Gupis—are better navigated with high-clearance vehicles like jeeps due to rough patches and landslide-prone areas. In winter, routes can be blocked by snow, so the best time to travel is between May and October. There are no direct routes from Skardu to Gupis-Yasin; instead, travelers must first reach Gilgit via air or road, then continue by road into the district.