Kendall Katwalk

The Kendall Katwalk trail extends through 12 miles of mountainous terrain, featuring a narrow pathway carved into a steep rock face at 5,400 feet elevation.

The trail originated as part of the Cascade Crest Trail system before being integrated into the Pacific Crest Trail network that spans across the western United States.

Local hiking communities gather annually during late summer months to experience the trail's seasonal offerings, including wild blueberry picking and wildflower observation.

Hikers require a Northwest Forest Pass for parking at the trailhead, which accommodates 50 vehicles and serves as the starting point for the 2,600-foot elevation gain.

The trail presents multiple stream crossings and features sections where ancient fallen trees from previous storms create natural obstacles along the forest path.

Location: Kittitas County

GPS coordinates: 47.45180,-121.37872

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:02