Zuestoll, Mountain summit in canton St. Gallen, Switzerland.

The Zuestoll is a peak of the Churfirsten group in the Appenzell Alps, standing at 2,235 metres between the Toggenburg valley and Lake Walenstadt in the canton of St. Gallen. Its northern side carries a trail to the summit, described as easily accessible, while the southern side falls away as a rock face above the valley.

Zuestoll is one of the peaks of the Churfirsten group in the Appenzell Alps, standing between the Toggenburg valley and Lake Walenstadt in the canton of St. Gallen. The sources record no historical events for the summit; its documented facts are its 2,235-metre elevation and an average annual rainfall of 1,954 millimetres. Its northern side carries a trail to the top.

The Zuestoll is one of the Churfirsten peaks above the Toggenburg valley and Lake Walenstadt, and its name appears in the local dialect as Zuestollen. Hikers on the northern trail pass the summit on routes long used by Toggenburg farmers and herders. The peak is listed on Hikr, where Swiss hikers record their tours.

Visitors can reach the starting point at Alp Sellamatt using a gondola from Alt Sankt Johann or by driving through Unterwasser on narrow roads. The routes have marked trails with fixed cables through steeper sections for added safety.

The summit features multiple climbing routes with varying technical demands that attract both beginners and experienced mountaineers. This range of access points and difficulty levels makes it a popular training ground for different climbing styles.