West face (from Monte-Moro-Pass) (Normal route) Joderhorn 3035 m
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- Difficulty
- T4
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- Ascent
- 3:30 h, 880 m
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- Descent
- 3 h, 880 m
Rewarding pyramid-like peak made of talus offering an opportunity to observe ibex
Right at the start of the hike on the dam of Mattmark lake the dark Joderhorn is visible on the horizon. From the end of the reservoir the trail ascends in pastures to Tälliboden overgrown with cotton grass and continues along inclined rock ledges and on blockfields up to the col. It is easier to climb the summit face, which is almost entirely made of blockfields, than it appears from the col. Often on the Italian side ibex are grazing on the ledges between the rocks. Joderhorn is a fantastic vantage point, which provides an impressive insight into the Monte Rosa east face nearby.
Route description
Additional information
- Difficulty / Material
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Until Monte-Moro-Pass there is a mountain trail. Further on you hike pathless on rocky crests and blockfields up to the summit.
- Waypoints
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Col below Joderhorn.
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Col on the alternative descents.
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Col at Monte Moro (neighbour summit).
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- Neighbor summit
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Monte Moro (2984 m): from Monte-Moro-Pass ascend the stairs to the golden Madonna and follow the scree and rock ridge. After a short descent to P. 2845 you reach the Monte Moro summit on the rocky, increasingly steep ridge. About the same distance as Joderhorn, T5–. Alternative descent: continue westward on the ridge until Uf de Galkernen and then northward on remains of névés, rocks slabs and scree to P. 2328 and to the mountain trail. Monte Moro – Uf de Galkernen – P. 2328 – Mattmark 3 h.
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- Route last update
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12/2017