Kamor, Mountain summit in Appenzell Innerrhoden, Switzerland
Kamor is a mountain summit in the Appenzell Innerrhoden region that rises from the foothills west of the Rhine Valley. The peak stands at approximately 1,750 meters and anchors a line of mountains that shapes this alpine landscape.
Records of mountain climbing and hiking on the summit date back to the early 1800s, establishing a long tradition of alpinism in this region. The mountain has remained a steady destination for those drawn to alpine pursuits over many generations.
The Swiss Alpine Club section Kamor installed a wooden summit cross at the peak, following the traditional mountain culture of the Alps.
A marked hiking trail of moderate difficulty leads to the summit and is suitable for people with reasonable fitness. A mountain hut nearby provides a welcome stopping point before or after the climb.
A natural mountain pass connects this summit to the neighboring Hoher Kasten, which is accessible by aerial tramway. This link creates an interesting option for those wanting to traverse between two peaks in a single journey.
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