The river then enters the Almora district of Kumaon through a deep and narrow valley in Chaukhutia tehsil.

Emerging from there, it turns southwest and receives the Tadagatal River, wandering widely around the southeastern boundary of Lohabagarhi.

The river then enters Bhabar and flows westward from Patli Dun into the Jim Corbett National Park.

The Ramganga receives several tributaries in Moradabad, almost all on its left bank, most of which are Tarai streams flowing towards south or south-west.

The Khalia stream, which drains the north-western part of Thakurdwara joins the Ramganga at Daulatpur Tigri.

An annual fair is held on the banks of the river on the occasion of Ganga Dussehra in Chaubari village near Bareilly in the month of September–October.