Stelli

Stelli is a mountain summit in the Plessur Alps standing at 2,622 meters elevation in the Grisons region of Switzerland. The peak rises above the Langwies valley and sits west of the Weissfluh massif in a landscape of rolling Alpine terrain.

Mountain paths near this peak have served travelers and local communities as crossing routes between valleys since medieval times. These ancient routes remain important parts of the modern hiking network in the region.

Local herders have grazed animals on the alpine meadows around this peak for generations, and you can still see evidence of this practice in the way the slopes are managed. The mountain remains part of the working landscape that sustains farming communities in the region.

Multiple hiking trails lead to this summit, with Berghaus Heimeli at 1,831 meters (6,000 feet) serving as a convenient starting point for the climb. Winter brings opportunities for snow-based activities like skiing and snowshoeing on the surrounding slopes during the coldest months.

This peak has a distinctive geographic shape formed by a notable pass situated directly below the summit at a lower elevation. The formation creates an interesting climbing route that careful mountaineers notice when ascending the ridge.