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DescriptionThe Mount Logan massif is the biggest chunk of rock, snow and ice on earth. It sits inside Kluane NP in the Yukon and boarders Wrangell-St. Elias NP in SE Alaska. Although Canada's highest peak, don't expect the same crowds you'd find on Denali and sometimes, a combination of few climbers and horrid weather will make for summit totals to be as low as 2 in a given year. Getting ThereFor the East Ridge, the only option (unfortunately) is Andy Williams' operation in Silver City/Kluane Lake. For the King's Trench, your options are Paul Claus in Yakutat or Andy Williams. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mount Logan:
East Ridge Easy 5th WI2 Steep Snow Ice, Snow, Alpine, 10000 feet, Grade VI
Featured Route For Mount Logan
East Ridge Easy 5th WI2 Steep Snow International : Canada : Mount Logan
East Ridge of the Logan Massif. Andy Williams' pilot (Donjek) will land you between 6,000 and 6,500 on the Hubbard Glacier. Some parties descend the East Ridge, others try to find Prospectors Pass (get the coordinates) and descend the Kings Trench....[more] Browse More Classics in International |