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Dix Mountain

Order in 46R List:
6

Mount Dix

Elevation: 4857' (1480m)
Officially trailled
Location: N44.0823 W73.7865 (WGS84)
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Dix is the highest peak in the southern section of the High Peaks. Dix has a ridge-like summit that has many open ledges but is not completely bare (there is a fair bit of low scrub here and there). Dix is situated far enough away to allow for a sweeping view of the entire length of the Great Range to the north. Also of note on Dix is a prominent rock ledge just south of the summit, known as the Beckhorn. It is perhaps more interesting than the actual summit. Dix can be reached either from a trailhead on Keene Valley just south of St. Huberts, or via a trailhead at Elk Lake.

Andrew's climb logs of Dix Mountain: [May 15, 1999], [Aug. 26, 2000], [Jul. 11, 2004], [Mar. 18, 2007], [Aug. 24, 2019]

More Images of Dix Mountain

The Dix Cluster

Dix Mountain from Giant Ridge

View from Dix Summit

Dix from Hough Peak

The Beckhorn

Plethora of Peaks, named

Profile of Dix from Cascade

Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Dix Mountain)

Image Gallery : May 1999 Mount Dix Climb

Image Gallery : August 2000 Climb: Macomb, Hough, and the Dixes

Image Gallery: July 2004 Dix Range Hike

Image Gallery: March 2007 Dix and Hough and 3 new winter 46ers

Image Gallery: August 2019 Dix Range Horseshoe Hike

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Return to alavigne.net home Adirondack High Peaks Table of Contents General Info Main Page Overview Map & Intro ADK 46 Peak List Peak Locator Map Image Compendium Panoramas Links and Resources Andrew's Adventures Image Galleries and Trip Reports Annotated Peak List 46R Climb Summary Climbing Log Spotlight on Marcy Dam Maps and Graphs GPS Tracklogs and Waypoints Communicate Send Feedback	Dix Mountain Order in 46R List: 6 Mount Dix Elevation: 4857' (1480m) Officially trailled Location: N44.0823 W73.7865 (WGS84) show on locator map (shaded terrain) show on locator map (satellite) show on locator map (topographic) show on topozone map (external) Dix is the highest peak in the southern section of the High Peaks. Dix has a ridge-like summit that has many open ledges but is not completely bare (there is a fair bit of low scrub here and there). Dix is situated far enough away to allow for a sweeping view of the entire length of the Great Range to the north. Also of note on Dix is a prominent rock ledge just south of the summit, known as the Beckhorn. It is perhaps more interesting than the actual summit. Dix can be reached either from a trailhead on Keene Valley just south of St. Huberts, or via a trailhead at Elk Lake. Andrew's climb logs of Dix Mountain: [May 15, 1999], [Aug. 26, 2000], [Jul. 11, 2004], [Mar. 18, 2007], [Aug. 24, 2019] More Images of Dix Mountain The Dix Cluster Dix Mountain from Giant Ridge View from Dix Summit Dix from Hough Peak The Beckhorn Plethora of Peaks, named Profile of Dix from Cascade Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Dix Mountain) Image Gallery : May 1999 Mount Dix Climb Image Gallery : August 2000 Climb: Macomb, Hough, and the Dixes Image Gallery: July 2004 Dix Range Hike Image Gallery: March 2007 Dix and Hough and 3 new winter 46ers Image Gallery: August 2019 Dix Range Horseshoe Hike Send feedback or leave comments (note: comments in message board below are separate from those in above message board) send feedback \| homemade custom message board (358 messages) (last message posted on Tue. Aug. 02, 08:32 EDT 2016 by Scott)
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