Mt. Katahdin via Knife Edge in Maine Photos/Slide Show

[RollingRock]

A trip to majestic Mt. Katahdin in September 2010. A hike for those with no fear of heights and sharp drop off's to the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail in the backwoods of Maine. >>View Slide Show/Photos [Press F11 for full effects]

 

[buckyball1]

thanks--always happy to see pics of the magic mountain from any approach, especially the Knife Edge--interesting route taking the Dudley up

-good series of pics for people to get a "feel" for Knife Edge, though i think the pics make it look a shade scarier than it really is

-don't think i see any pics of what many find the toughest spot- down and up the Pamola "chimney" getting over to the Knife Edge

-in/out clouds mad it more interesting for you--hope you had some clearing at the summit

thanks again
jim

 

[TDawg]

Hey, great photos. Thanks for posting.

 

[1HappyHiker]

Words like awesome & splendid come immediately to mind, but I suspect there are many other appropriate words to pay tribute to the excellent slide show you put together. It provided a virtual tour that gave a very realistic sense of what you experienced during your trek. Thanks for sharing!

 

[erugs]

Okay. You've just helped seal the idea that we're returning to the Knife Edge next year for sure. Looks like it was a great trip.

 

[hikes-with-him]

WOW!! Awesome. It's hard to capture the "reality" of the knife's edge...you did a good job!

 

[Adk_dib]

Wow, I am sitting here at work and I got the Itch! I almost dropped everything and ran out the door. My boss wouldn't be to happy about that!

Thanks for the lift!

 

[RollingRock]

-don't think i see any pics of what many find the toughest spot- down and up the Pamola "chimney" getting over to the Knife Edge

Thanks for the nice comments! There are no pics down and up the Pamola "chimney" to the Knife Edge because you are correct! It is the toughest part and there was no way to take pictures when both our hands were busy.