Punta Giordani

Punta Giordani rises to 4,046 meters within the Monte Rosa massif, featuring steep rock sections and a glacier-covered approach from Punta Indren station.

The mountain obtained its current name from the Italian Alpine Club, which established numerous climbing routes throughout the Pennine Alps during the 19th century.

A Madonnina statue stands at the summit, representing the regional tradition of placing religious symbols on mountain peaks throughout the Italian Alps.

Climbers require mountaineering boots, harnesses, crampons, ice axes, and proper layered clothing for the 770-meter vertical ascent from the lift station.

The mountain serves as an introductory 4000-meter peak for novice mountaineers, with a relatively short ascent time of four to five hours.

Location: Gressoney-La-Trinité

Elevation above the sea: 4,046 m

GPS coordinates: 45.90581,7.86814

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:06