Stanser Joch (2102 m) is one of the notable summits within the Rauer-Knöll-Verzweigung group of the Karwendel range in Tyrol. It offers a quieter alternative for hikers looking to escape the crowds found on more famous Karwendel peaks.

The surrounding landscape is classic Karwendel - rugged rock ridges, alpine meadows and far-reaching views into the neighboring valleys. In summer the trails wind through blooming pastures, in autumn the larches turn gold, and in winter the summit becomes a destination mostly for experienced mountaineers with proper equipment.

• Starting points in the surrounding villages of the Inn valley or Stallental - duration and difficulty depend on the chosen route, mountain experience recommended
• An approach from the Falzthurntal valley to the north is also possible

This peak sits within a broad, less crowded corner of the Karwendel, where mountain silence is still the rule rather than the exception.