Knife's Edge
This stretch of trail (which you may see faintly following the ridge ahead) is plenty vertiginous and just a bit dodgy in places, but not at all the hair raising experience it is sometimes made out to be. Still, for the sake of both nerves and views we were very happy to cross it in absolutely ideal conditions. On the highest stretch of the Washington Pacific Crest Trail, Mrs. Orca heads down from Old Snowy (7880') and along the Knife's Edge, toward Mount Rainier (14,411'), Goat Rocks Wilderness, Washington Cascades.
Knife's Edge
This stretch of trail (which you may see faintly following the ridge ahead) is plenty vertiginous and just a bit dodgy in places, but not at all the hair raising experience it is sometimes made out to be. Still, for the sake of both nerves and views we were very happy to cross it in absolutely ideal conditions. On the highest stretch of the Washington Pacific Crest Trail, Mrs. Orca heads down from Old Snowy (7880') and along the Knife's Edge, toward Mount Rainier (14,411'), Goat Rocks Wilderness, Washington Cascades.