This trip started as a thought in November 2000, 18 months prior to the climb. The planning was fun, but stressful.
Being our first expedition, none of us knew what to expect. When we did this climb, there aren't any route books, so
we found our information from other sources. The Canadian Alpine Journal has a great write up that Joe Josephson put
together a few years ago. There are also numerous trip reports that you can reference. One of the best trip reports
that I've ever read (extremely detailed) is that of Rick Collier's. It can be found on Bivouac.com called the
Loganberry Expedition. If you are planning an expedition to Mt. Logan, you will find it helpful to learn from others.
Because of this, I've included a few extra pages about our trip. This could help in putting together your own
expedition to Logan.
Documents:
You can see all 46 pictures from my trip in my photo slide show
- Not included in this slide show are the pictures I took of wildlife on the drive up and back to Kluane Lake. I
saw Moose, Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Cariboo, Elk, Mountain Sheep, Dahl Sheep, Porcupine, and Coyoto. These pictures
are in my wildlife section (Misc Mtns --> Wildlife)
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