Rotgschirr

Rotgschirr is a summit in the Upper Austrian Alps standing at approximately 2,270 meters with multiple routes to its peak. The terrain is steep and rocky with narrow passages that require climbing experience.

The mountain was long explored and used by mountaineers from the region. The main routes developed over time through regular use and were later equipped with safety measures such as metal rungs.

The summit holds significance for mountaineers in the region and is regularly visited by local alpine club members. The routes are well known in the climbing community and passed down from one generation to the next.

The climb is suitable only for experienced mountaineers with climbing knowledge, as steep rock faces and narrow passages must be navigated. Bring proper gear and start early in the day to have enough daylight.

Some sections of the route follow marked trails, while others are entirely unmarked and can only be recognized by experienced mountaineers. This mix of known and hidden paths gives the route its particular character.

GPS coordinates: 47.70060,13.99525

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:04