Stockberg, Mountain summit in Appenzell Alps, Switzerland.
Stockberg is a mountain summit in the Appenzell Alps standing at 1,782 meters high. The peak looks out over the valleys of canton St. Gallen and the surrounding alpine ridges.
The mountain served as a landmark for shepherds traveling through the Appenzell Alps since medieval times. This role made it a key point of reference in the region's mountain terrain.
Local mountaineering clubs organize regular winter ski tours to Stockberg's summit, maintaining the traditional Alpine sports culture of the region.
The ascent follows a marked trail of roughly 6.5 kilometers with about 900 meters of elevation gain. Expect to spend two to three hours climbing depending on your fitness level.
The eastern slope attracts paragliders during winter months due to favorable thermal conditions. This sport draws enthusiasts from the surrounding regions year after year.
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