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May 18, 2020 — I parked at Logan Pass (accessible by mid-clearance from either direction) and headed directly up the steep south ridge on a social trail for a few hundred feet before being confronted with an interesting-looking rocky ridgeline. I stayed on the ridgeline for some Class 2+ moves, but dropped off of it when there was an obviously easier option directly to the left, where I followed the base of the cliffs. Cairns funneled me through a small gully with a couple of interesting rock pinnacles on both sides and to a Class 2+ pull move to get over the rocky rim. I continued through lightly forested terrain, still heading generally north. There are lots of options around here, as nothing is difficult or misleading, but I recommend staying high so you can get views of Mount Irish ahead as a landmark. I wrapped around a sub-peak and made it to the southest ridge of Mount Irish. Some Class 2 and minor bushwhacking on steep terrain led to the summit, where the views were great.
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