5,959 m
Elevation
5,250 m
Prominence
60.5672°, -140.4058°
Coordinates
1925 — Albert H. MacCarthy, H.F. Lambart, and party
First Ascent
About Mount Logan
The highest peak in Canada, with the largest base circumference of any non-volcanic mountain on Earth.
Climbing Mount Logan: route, season and difficulty
- How long it takes
- 5–20 days with acclimatisation camps
- Do you need a guide?
- Strongly recommended unless you are an experienced alpinist. Glacier travel, altitude or remoteness make an unguided attempt serious.
- Best season
- Usually late June to mid-September.
- Terrain & gear
- Glacier, snow or sustained technical rock at altitude. Crampons, ice axe, harness, rope and glacier-rescue gear plus warm layers and a helmet.
Note: High altitude, remote, extreme cold
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the highest mountain in Canada?
The highest mountain in Canada is Mount Logan, at 5,959 meters above sea level.
How long does it take to climb Mount Logan?
Allow 5–20 days with acclimatisation camps. Times vary with fitness, conditions and which trailhead you start from.
Can you climb Mount Logan without a guide?
Strongly recommended unless you are an experienced alpinist. Glacier travel, altitude or remoteness make an unguided attempt serious.
When is the best time to climb Mount Logan?
The usual season is late June to mid-September. Outside that window expect snow, storms or closed access.
What gear do you need for Mount Logan?
Crampons, ice axe, harness, rope and glacier-rescue gear plus warm layers and a helmet.
How high is Mount Logan?
Mount Logan stands at 5,959 meters (19,551 feet).
Where is Mount Logan located?
Mount Logan is located in Canada, within the Saint Elias Mountains.
Has Martin climbed Mount Logan?
Not yet — Mount Logan is still on Martin's list of remaining country highpoints.