Stätzerhorn

Stätzerhorn is a mountain in the Plessur Alps standing at 2574 meters with steep slopes and limestone formations that shape its appearance. The summit offers views across the surrounding Alpine valleys, and the rock faces vary in character from weathered to relatively fresh exposures.

This mountain became better known in the early 20th century when local communities established marked hiking routes to make the summit accessible to visitors. These early efforts opened the mountain to regular visits by a wider audience.

Local mountaineering groups regularly organize guided tours to the summit, teaching participants about Alpine safety and geological formations.

Multiple hiking routes begin from different starting points, with the most direct path taking about four hours and offering varying difficulty levels. Visitors should prepare for changeable mountain conditions and bring appropriate gear for their chosen route.

The mountain shows significant temperature swings ranging from around minus twelve degrees Celsius in winter to above freezing on summer days. These sharp changes affect rock stability and create noticeable shifts in weather patterns throughout the year.