Furggelenstock, Mountain summit in Schwyz, Switzerland.

Furggelenstock is a mountain summit in the Swiss Prealps that rises to about 1,655 meters and features several hiking routes across its slopes. The area offers open alpine meadows, forested hillsides, and viewpoints that provide good views of the surrounding mountain landscape.

The sources record no founding date or historical event for Furggelenstock; the summit is marked by a cross, and the Alp Furggelen below it at 1,526 m forms a pass between Brunni in the Alptal and Oberiberg, with an alpine farm open in summer.

The area around this summit is shaped by traditional alpine farming, which still defines the landscape today. Visitors can see pastures and mountain huts everywhere, showing how people have worked with the mountain for generations.

Hikers can reach the mountain via marked paths from Oberiberg or Alpthal, with the best climbing season between May and October. During the warm months the paths and pastures are easy to navigate, though snow blocks the route in winter.

The summit is topped by a cross, and just north of it lies Alp Furggelen at 1,526 m, a pass between Brunni in the Alptal and Oberiberg with an alpine dairy open in summer. The mountain rises north of the Ibergeregg pass and east of the Mythen.