There's a tram in Stormwindthat will take you north to Ironforge. Or go to SW and take the tram to IF, then walk. Once there, the flight master is kind of through the camp to the left a bit.You have to go through Blackrock mountain to get to Searing Gorge from Burning Steppes. I didn't pull any mobs on the way down, but might have been lucky!
Follow the path down and you'll reach Thorium Point shortly. Drop down into it and out the western exit.
Eventually you'll come across a small flat snowy area with some machines in it. Keep going west and stay as high up as you can to the north. If you head west as far as you can, you'll find a place to drop down into Searing Gorge. There's quite a big area to roam around in here (9), and you can drop down either in the Badlands (anywhere in the north really), Loch Modan (valley of kings), or Searing Gorge.ĭon't ride down the spine between Searing Gorge and Badlands without due care and attention, or you'll fall in this hole (10) and have to hearthstone it out! head for 88,0 (7) which is a safe place to drop down from. Head down veering left a little bit, carefully, as there are some steep falls around. There's a little slope here that you should go round to the left of, not right, or you'll slip to the valley floor.Īt 81,65, which is kind of straight on and left a bit (6), you can just see Searing Gorge in the distance. Don't get sidetracked, head kind of up and right to 82,58 (5). In (4) you can look down and see some nice buildings. You're heading along that ridge you can see stretching right in (3). Follow it up to about 80, 40 then head right (2). Well, it might be quicker, it might not, but it's certainly more fun! I just re-traced it as I realised it's a bit quicker to get to the Badlands too, than the run to, and then through, Loch Modan. When I was a low level Paladin I wanted to collect as many flight paths as I could, the trickiest was Thorium Point, Searing Gorge.
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