Datum,North America 1927 mean,Clarke 1866,-69.4,-0.37264639,-8,160,176
RN,10,MATTERHORN
RP,UTM,MATT00,11T ,630477,4633619,07/19/2004,00:00:00,ROAD JUNCTION
RP,UTM,MATT01,11T ,630835,4632413,07/19/2004,00:00:00,PARK HERE
RP,UTM,MATT02,11T ,632005,4630372,07/19/2004,00:00:00,OLD TRAILHEAD
RP,UTM,MATT03,11T ,632604,4629375,07/19/2004,00:00:00,DRY GULCH
RP,UTM,MATT04,11T ,632954,4629479,07/19/2004,00:00:00,ON SLOPE
RP,UTM,MATT05,11T ,633211,4629837,07/19/2004,00:00:00,UPPER SLOPE
RP,UTM,MATT06,11T ,633528,4630116,07/19/2004,00:00:00,P9224 FT
RP,UTM,MATT07,11T ,634395,4630183,07/19/2004,00:00:00,TREE LINE
RP,UTM,MATT08,11T ,634662,4630172,07/19/2004,00:00:00,ON HIGH TALUS
RP,UTM,MATT09,11T ,635120,4629846,07/19/2004,00:00:00,SUMMIT

Save as text file. The GPS ignores this text when loading route.  These
waypoints are from a climb of Matterhorn on July 19, 2004. From Elko,
Nevada drive north on route 225 and turn east on dirt route 746 to
Charleston Reservoir.  Then take route 748 north to Jarbidge.  After
Bear Creek Summit the road will make a sharp switchback and descend
steeply to the Jarbidge River.  At the bottom turn right to the Pine
Creek campsites (MATT00).  The end of the road is at MATT01 where you
should park.  Follow the washed out road south from here 1.6 miles to
the old trailhead(MATT02).  You may have to cross the river several times.
From the old trailhead follow the trail south to a fallen-down sign at
Dry Gulch(MATT03). Leave the trail here and go left through brush and
talus to a ridge(MATT05) that runs north to point 9224ft. shown on the
map(MATT06). From here the summit is clearly in view.  Head east across
a saddle and then up steep slopes.  The tree line ends at about MATT07.
Hike on the talus up to the ridge and go right on faint use trails in the
rock to the summit.  This route is 8.8 miles round-trip with a total
gain of 4400ft. Allow about eight hours for this hike.  7/04  RLC