Frümsel, Mountain summit in Toggenburg region, Switzerland
Frümsel is a mountain summit in the Appenzell Alps belonging to the Churfirsten group. The peak rises to 2,267 meters and features rocky slopes typical of this alpine region.
The mountain formed as a natural boundary between Toggenburg valley and Lake Walenstadt during alpine formation. This geographic position shaped how people have used the surrounding region throughout time.
Local mountaineering groups maintain regular gatherings at Frümsel, organizing seasonal expeditions that connect regional climbing communities throughout the year.
Hikers typically start from Berggasthaus Sellamatt on the northern approach. The ascent requires good fitness and sure footing, especially on steep terrain and during changing weather conditions.
The summit connects to neighboring Brisi peak through a narrow ridge formation. This geological feature creates a distinctive silhouette that climbers can recognize from far away.
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