I had to turn the sound off. Aaaaaaahhhhhhh

what crampons do you use?

beautiful mountain, nice job on your FIFTH ascent in the winter. GG, all respect for hiking 6000 feet up the windiest place on earth

Loved the video and music, nice choice! Wife and I took our 9 year old twins across the knife edge on a nice summer day. They loved it, but I would not have wanted to do it in high wind or rain. I remember the Helon Taylor trail down seemed to take forever.

The HP Lovecraft music should be nixed.

Wow! What an adventure! Thank you for sharing! Glad you both made it up and back!

Solo attempt on Katahdin next week.

plywoodZ?

Awesome job 👍

This will be my 3rd year making and annual winter climb of Washington. In 2021 that chimney section at 4:08 was a pure ice waterfall. Only the presence of a large group's rope allowed people to ascend and descend safely. Last year I went up Ammo and hit Monroe and Washington, and descended via the cog. Much less icey and the weather was great. Highly recommend that descent at least once. Perfect for sunset!

You did a great job with the editing and music choice. Climbing down the notch looked easy in the video while I have always found it to be one of the more challenging section. You captured the vertical climbing out of the notch very well. My family and I did Cathedral and Knife Edge on July 3rd this year. Now that I am 68 years old it a bit more of a challenge! Thanks for making the video.

😳I may have changed my mind on the knifes edge part ….

330pm a waste of expensive seafood.Garbage

I love this video, and the dogs make it special❤️ Love the music too!

Would like some more information about the box

My buddy ended up landing in one folded with his head towards his knees. I always worry. Decided to just watch some folks work their way out and think about techniques. Good video to see the struggle haha.

Yes "Lion's Head". Congratulations on a Great Winter Trip! I climbed MT Wash many times, Sometime in the 1990's me and a friend did "Lion's Head" in late Nov/ early Dec, but it was still snow free. Once I climbed Mt Wash alone, May 1993, --70 mph winds w/ gusts of 121mph (I found out later). I felt like I could be "blown off the mountain". Only time I saw only ONE PERSON at the top, a guy from Italy who climbs the Alps. Yes, maybe a Winter trip for me some day...then again, there is always the Spring, Summer, or Fall...🙂5 STARS! --Van

Ice axes next time

great video - some advice for 1st timers - gloves on the way up, trekking poles on trip down.

Nice views on the trail!!!

That trek from bear brook to rum brook takes forever in the winter, and then that last 3.3 to chimney pond if you do it in one day.

You’re not the guy I met yesterday morning at the liberty springs trail, are you? I met a group of hikers at 5am, one of which said he does lions head up mt Washington annually.

Cool scenery. That’s a tough go but smart decision. Love the cursing.

This video does an outstanding job at the impossible, capturing the spectacular excitement of this trail. The music somehow fueled the magical quality of the "edge". Thanks so much for sharing. The editing was well done; however, the timing was a little too fast for my taste. Your selection of transitions worked very well also,

can the Lion head trail be hike only on micro spike crampons ?

Having done the Angel’s Landing Trail in Zion National Park, I’m very much looking forward to tackling the Knife’s Edge Trail next summer.

Pamola to knifes edge or Baxter peak to knife edge to pamalo. Which direction you feel is more stable less scary i guess. I plan to go in October , I dont mind heights but I yield in the line of. Caution.especially in the steep parts it its easier to ascend or descend .

Impressive - I didn't realize how extensive the damage was.

Wow!!!! So that's what the knifes edge looks like without the fog😂😂😂😂 I recognize the crazy sections, what an amazing unforgetable mountain, if you get a chance check out our channel on this mountain it was very surreal in the fog and high winds. Nice job!!!!

I hate those! My worst one took me 1/2 hour to get out of, I got one snowshoe lodged between 2 limbs and had to take the other one off, take my pack off to sit on to keep me from sinking too far, and dig with the other snowshoe until I could reach the bindings on the trapped one.

My favorite mountain. I’m living 3+ hours north of it now and have some nice ones almost in my backyard, but I will get back down to the Whites sometime. And yeah, that part can be intimidating LOL I’ve only done Champney Falls Trail once that I can remember (maybe when I hiked it in the 80s in Boy Scouts, too), it was a FRIGID day in March 2017. I didn’t summit because the Sorel Conquests I wore for the cold felt unstable on some of the rocks. Ankle support isn’t their strong point. My favorite route is Piper-Weetamoo-Hammond-Liberty. Much more sheltered in bad weather. Great video!

Did I hear you call her Pemi? My family had a male named Pemi, back in the 60's.

Haha that patriots gear!

What camera did you use for the knifes edge?

Amazing transformation with the before and after shots, and then seeing it being used and looking like new! I imagine that it was a rewarding and satisfying project on something that will now likely last a lifetime.Thanks for sharing and ATB.

So beautiful when everything is covered in snow!!!

Looks like a decent winter hike but 1800ft in only 3km is no picnic. Maybe I'll try it one day.

Wikkid pissah good job on your video. Beautiful day.

Great video, excellent adventure! Do you feel a length of rope would’ve come in handy descending some of those steep sections?

do you remove the cleats when walking on rocks or best avoid rocks and stay on the snow or can that be helped ? marty

@FollowTheCairns603 What time did you start the ascend and how many hours it took you guys to reach the summit. I am planning to do it this Jan and I am in need of some expert advice. Trying to figure out for someone doing first time a winter hike or something like this, how much time do I need ot give myself for this hike.

I think i used to work with Mike back in the 80's. Blast from the past right there!

looks like a great party. But it cost a pretty penny. All the seafood, someone has "deep pockets" !!

Pretty neat. However, someone needs to teach the girl in the lead at 3:14 how to use an ice axe. She should be plunging the shaft into the snow, not the pick or adze.

You are inspiring me to back there. Done the Knife Edge in 98 and 08. Just a long drive from Western Connecticut and a pain to get the Camping reservations.

Thanks for sharing… I was wondering what sled u guys used? Jet Sled /Jet Sled Jr?

holy cow, cooking food in wood that's held together with glue. Dunno about all that.

Pobres bichos... ☹️

Where to get that steel pit tray?