The Kellerspitzen have only a few immediately important neighbours. To the west, along the Kellerwandgrat arête and separated by the Kellerscharte col at 2,524 m, are the 2,713-metre-high Kellerwarte (Cima di Mezzo), then the Hohe Warte, at 2,780 metres the highest mountain of the Carnic Alps, and to the east lies the Kollinkofel (Creta di Collina). To the north, towards the Valentin valley, the twin peaks drop almost vertically in an 800-metre-high rock face. The south face drops about 500 metres to the Keller (La Chiavenate), a bowl-shaped gravel cirque. The nearest significant settlements are, on the Italian side, Timau in the Val Grande, which lies about 9 kilometres away to the east as the crow flies and Kötschach-Mauthen, 10 kilometres to the northeast. The Plöcken Pass Road runs by about 3.5 kilometres to the east.