Thru-hiker attempts Knife’s Edge, Mount Katahdin!

[@blacklab08022]

What a great video! Can’t lie, I was a little unsettled watching you on knife’s edge! Great accomplishment!

[@sanman8359]

Great hike, Cody! Very motivated to do it. Wife thinks I've gone mad.....🙂

[@bobf2642]

good to see you again Cody. nice job on tough trail

[@Self_Proppelled]

Super cool to see you posting a video again. And you did Katahdin again no less.

[@DonYourBackpack]

Here from your live with Taylor ;)

[@tedrzepski3789]

You captured the Knife's Edge trail's exposure. A stumble or slip would be a disaster. We hiked in the 70s. It's also remote so a rescue would be difficult. But it is one of the prettiest places in North America.

[@alankee1065]

There is now way I could do knife’s edge. I got dizzy just watching the video. Lol. Great video.

[@neilking5143]

That was AWESOME! Congratulations on an amazing bucket list item (?). Seriously I would have crawled on all fours for lots of that trail but you did it!! Watching this on my husbands iPad but I followed you and Taylor last year on the AT. Take care. M Elizabeth.

[@HikerTrashHusbands]

Always an incredible mountain and the knife edge is icing on the cake.

[@kevinmarron7523]

Beautiful cinematography!

[@aemjay3684]

Great to see you again, Stretch! That looked like a harrowing but thrilling trail.

[@PapaHikes]

That’s some badass hiking.. enjoyed your AT journey last year.

[@jenniferwilhite4917]

Hey Cody! I watched you and Taylor on your thru hike last year! I love you guys!!! Was so excited to see you made a special trip to Momma K when you were up for Taylor's wedding! I hiked it for the first time last September and also did Knifes Edge. It is both terrifying and exhilarating!!! Love to see your content! Stay well!!! ❤️

[@trail70brent]

Beautiful video, absolutely breathtaking

[@kdavis4910]

Congratulations! Knife's Edge gets the heart racing for sure. I haven't done it myself. Maybe one day. Edit: You seem like a natural on camera too. It's like people couldn't tell.

[@ShelleyAIC]

Yay Cody, congrats! It's great to see you on the trails again.

[@hf3490]

Wow, what another massive accomplishment. Congratulations! Stay well. 🤓🇨🇦

[@kathycasey9153]

Congratulations Cody. You can now check that one off the list!

[@alanpate7034]

Thanks for the thrill ride, Stretch! Kept telling you to put the phone down and focus, but glad you didn’t!

[@DerekGreeneHikes]

I love your videos...looking forward to more in the future. You have me wanting to pick up a camera and try filming some trips myself

[@DerekGreeneHikes]

What brand t-shirts are you using? I like the fit and color

[@snubblebubble4937]

Since you parked at Roaring Brook Campground, after doing Knife Edge, you can take the Saddle Trail down the mountain and then the Chimney Pond Trail back to Roaring Brook. That way you don't have to do Knife Edge twice. I think it shakes down to about nine or ten miles if you do it that way.

[@RobertSmith-km6gi]

This is the way.

[@colleen2503]

My palms were sweating just sitting in my recliner when you were on the knife edge! Yikes!

[@kdavis4910]

It's easy to become disoriented and get turned around in the Maine forest. It happened to me just the other day but I was hiking a finite section of forest and walked my way out. So, there was no real danger and it's summer so you're likely to come across someone that could set you straight.

[@frolege1]

Were you in the area for Nahamsha's wedding ? ..then decided "let me drive up to Maine for Knife's Edge" ..anyway, greata footage on Knife's Edge..scare the shit out of me

[@NBay_]

Awesome hike! You made it look easy.. What did you think of Helton Taylor trail and Dudley ? I heard Hunt is more difficult to climb up and its better to take knife edge from pamola to the peak? Trying to plan my route,,,rather have distance and less difficulty lol

[@shleegar]

Wow!

[@R2D2C_3po]

If you can handle hiking Angels Landing in Zion National Park out in Utah, then you could probably handle the Kathadin Knife Edge Trail. Angels Landing is widely considered the deadliest trail in the US. However, most of the fatalities on Angels Landing are due to very foolish things like people turning their back next to a 1000ft cliff to take a selfie, and then falling to their death. Who in their right mind thinks that it’s a smart idea to turn your back next to a 1000ft cliff? Angels Landing and the Kathadin Knife Edge are two hikes that demand good common sense, and your complete attention to every single footstep. Moreover, know your personal limits, and pay attention when your instincts warn you of danger. If you do that, then chances are you’ll be perfectly safe, and will have a fun hike.