Mt Dixon

Reference	Title	Grade	Quality
	South Ridge	3-	1.02
	Gain the ridge either via a steep 150m slope from the Grand Plateau or via the névé between Syme Ridge and Mt Dixon. Then head up a rock buttress and follow the winding arête to the summit. F Gillett, T Newth, A Thompson, A P Thompson, M E Roberts, Dec 1936.
	South East Face	3-	0
	From the Grand Plateau turn the major icecliff on the left and head up. The route usually finishes high on the South Ridge. A somewhat dangerous climb. B Biggs, L Duff, Dec 1973 (Possibly Jodine, Peter Holt, Jan 1973).
	East Ridge	2+	0		2
	Either follow the narrow broken ridge from Glacier Dome or climb up a narrow 80m gully from the Grand Plateau just beside the large icecliff. Then follow up easy slopes to the summit. The best descent route. Dan Bryant, W A (Snow) Mace, Rod Syme, Jan 1931
	From Pioneer Pass	2+	0
	From Pioneer Pass, climb up a snow gully onto the Haast-Dixon Ridge. Graeme Dingle, Jill Tremain, Jan 1967.
S43°34.157’ E170°11.205’	Give It 80	4-	2.01	²
	On right of 2+ East Ridge route. Follow rock-band with left traverses to a near-vertical 55m ice & rock gully. This crux pitch is committing and difficult to down-climb, so rest calves midway on rock jutting out on left. Set belay high to give leader enough rope as it top-outs onto an icy slope ≈30m from ridge. 4 ice-screws for crux (although this was done on 2) and stakes. Follow ridge to summit on left and descend via East Ridge route. Unknown

Places

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Face (Alpine)	West Face (6 routes)

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