Versalspitze, Mountain summit in the Verwall Alps, Gaschurn, Austria

Versalspitze is a 2,462 m summit in the Verwall range above Partenen in Gaschurn, Vorarlberg. It forms the western end of the Valschavielkamm together with the higher Augstenberg (2,489 m), the two joined by the Jöchli (2,405 m). To the south the mountain drops in a nearly 500-metre wall to the Wiegensee (1,920 m).

The Versalspitze belongs to the Verwall, not the Silvretta, and forms the western end of the Valschavielkamm ridge above Partenen in Gaschurn. Its southern face drops almost 500 metres to the Wiegensee, and the neighbouring Augstenberg (2489 m) is linked to it by the Jöchli saddle at 2405 m.

The mountain area provides habitat for rare bird species and alpine plants adapted to high-altitude conditions. Visitors notice this natural diversity while walking along trails between rocky outcrops and meadows.

Hikers can access the peak from Partenen using the Tafamunt cable car to reduce climbing time. Marked trails continue from there to the summit.

An abandoned hut structure called Versailhaus sits along the mountain path and once served as a landmark for climbers. This old building still marks a notable reference point on the route to the summit.