Chlingenstock, Mountain summit in Schwyz, Switzerland.

The Chlingenstock is a 1,935-metre summit in the Schwyzer Alps, the highest peak of the Fronalpstock chain, shared by the municipalities of Morschach and Riemenstalden. It is reached by a six-seat chair lift opened in 2007 from Stoos, which replaced a ski lift. Toward Riemenstalden the mountain drops away in the Gross Wand.

The six-seat chairlift from Stoos, opened in 2007, replaced an earlier ski lift and made the summit reachable in summer as well as winter. The mountain's black ski runs, including the Franz Heinzer piste approved for FIS races, hosted Swiss championships, most recently in 2019. The Chlingenstock was to host skiing events of the 2021 Winter Universiade, cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The mountain's name is shared with the Chlingenstock chairlift, a six-seater opened in 2007 that replaced an earlier ski lift and made the summit reachable in summer as well. The black runs beneath the summit, including the Franz Heinzer piste approved for FIS races, have hosted Swiss championships, most recently in 2019.

A six-seat chair lift from Stoos, opened in 2007 to replace a ski lift, reaches the summit and now runs in summer too. From the top, the Stoos ridge trail follows the western peaks of the Fronalpstock chain; another path links the summit with Stoos. No route connects the mountain to Riemenstalden.

The 2007 six-seater chairlift from Stoos replaced an older ski lift, opening the summit to summer visitors. Since then the peak has been the starting point of the Stoos ridge trail along the western summits of the Fronalpstock chain; no path connects it to Riemenstalden.