Stammerberg, Mountain summit near Zurich, Switzerland

Stammerberg is a 633-metre summit on the border between the Swiss cantons of Zurich and Thurgau, with the eastern part in Thurgau and the peak itself in the municipality of Stammheim in Zurich's Andelfingen district. The wooded summit is covered by a closed canopy of deciduous and coniferous trees, with no bare rock or built structure breaking the cover. On the west side stands the Vorderhütten observation tower, on the site of a former post of Zurich's high-watch network.

The Stammerberg lies on the border between the cantons of Zurich and Thurgau, with its eastern flank in Thurgau and its summit in the municipality of Stammheim in Zurich's Andelfingen district. On the western side stands the Vorderhütten observation tower, whose site once belonged to Zurich's network of high watch posts (Hochwachten).

The name Stammerberg links the summit to the municipality of Stammheim in Zurich's Andelfingen district, to which the peak belongs; the eastern flank lies in Thurgau. On the west side stands the Vorderhütten lookout tower, on a spot that once belonged to Zurich's network of high watch posts (Hochwachten).

The mountain is accessible from several directions, with parking available at the base and clear markings for the trails. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water since the summit offers little shelter from weather and wind.

The summit lies exactly on the border between the cantons of Zurich and Thurgau, with the eastern slope in Thurgau and the peak itself in the municipality of Stammheim. On the western side stands the Vorderhütten observation tower, whose site once belonged to Zurich's network of high watch posts.