From Logan, go east on highway 89 up Logan Canyon. After about 30 miles, at mile post 490.1, take the Swan Flat Road. This is not far past a highway maintenance shed on the left, and before the highway tops out and begins descending to Bear Lake.

Follow the Swan Flat road 3.4 miles. There are good primitive campsites on both sides of the road here. The trailhead is on the right side of the road, directly across from a primitive camp. The route up the steep hill to the east on the old road is clearly visible.

Summit: 2821 m ( 9256 ft. )
Trailhead: 2643 m ( 8672 ft. )

Follow the old road as is descends slightly, and then begins the thigh-busting steep climb straight up. Stay on the now closed road until it makes a hard right near the summit. A social trail is a bit hard to find here, but climbs directly up to the east.

If you can find the social trail, stay on it as it works its way up the hillside and north to the highpoint. If you lose the trail, it is easiest to work up the hillside to the ridge, and then follow the ridge north to the summit. The nondescript summit is marked with a large cairn. It does offer good views of Bear Lake to the east. Return the way you came.