Goat Rocks Old Snowy Loop Camp Hike Guide | Packwood, Washington 

I first backpacked the Goat Rocks in 1972. Old Snowy Mountain is the highest point of the Pacific Crest Trail in Washington. And, in clear weather, spectacular views in all directions.

Thanks to your video, I recently got to check out these trails and they are such beautiful hidden gems! Got so lucky to see so much water flow and 100% recommend!

Very nice and informative. For someone who has never done this, this video is so helpful. Nice photography too. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the showcase! There was one particular basin that looked exactly like the one in this video and it was the highlight of my Section H PCT hike (NB) that I did back in 2015. It was amazing to just take in all that lush greenery along the trailside and seeing the trail carved into the land as we made our way across it.

I was eyeing that Packwood Glacier rim trail last weekend. Next time! Nice video!

Well done! Very thorough & informative video! Enjoyed the commentary throughout. Appreciate the map that you included, as well as, the trail review at the end. Great backpacking loop with awesome scenery! Glad we found your channel! It's a helpful resource! 👍

Really cool and relaxing to see all the beauty place👍👍It's such a beautiful scenery . Thank you for your wonderful video!!

We found opted to hike rhe length pf the knife's edge, and back, on the PCT instead of the side trip up Old Snowy.

I rode my Dual Sport in GP last year. HWY 12 was closed I came in through Ashford. Packwood looked like Hell.He'll. Does anyone know if the views have been torched?

Would anybody be able to tell me about the conditions of NF-21 aka Johnson Creek RD and NF-2150 aka Chamber Lake RD (the access road leading to the trailhead)? I'm not finding anything definitive on those road conditions, specifically as to whether a sedan would make it up or if this is more a job for the higher clearance trucks/SUVs. Thank you!

How far do you think it is from the trailhead to goat lake? Going up 2nd week in Aug. Was thinking of doing this trip sort of. Maybe cap night 1 at goat lake, then up to old snowy. Is lives peak accessible from old snowy?