Staldhorn, Mountain summit in Brig District, Switzerland
Staldhorn is a mountain in the Pennine Alps with an elevation of 2,463 meters. Well-marked trails ascend from several starting points, passing through alpine meadows and rocky terrain on the way to the summit.
The mountain has long been part of the local landscape and was used by residents for passage through the region. The routes developed over generations into established paths that hikers still follow today.
Staldhorn holds significance in Swiss mountaineering traditions, attracting climbers who document their ascents in regional alpine club records.
The best time to hike is during summer months from June to September, when the trails are snow-free and conditions are safe. The route requires proper gear and good preparation, especially as weather can change quickly at this elevation.
The summit presents a 92-meter prominence and stands as the 56th highest peak among 153 documented elevations in the Brig District.
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