East Face

Near the centre of the east face is a broad gully with a prominent rock rib on the left, a snow and rock rib on the right, and a steep rocky headwall. From the Baker névé, head up the gully on moderately steep snow/ice (up to 55 degrees), then below the headwall move right onto the mixed snow and rock arête and up to the summit ridge. A route best done fairly quickly due to risk from ice avalanches and rockfall.

From the Baker névé, ascend the moderately steep snow slope to the left of the East Rib into an ice couloir that leads onto the upper East Rib.

A classic route. From the Baker névé, gain the rib via snow slopes on the left and ascend the mixed snow and rock steps. The rib eases into a snow arête and joins the top of the north-east ridge.