Sulzfluh

The Sulzfluh reaches an elevation of 2,818 meters and features limestone formations with six caves on its eastern face, marking the border between Vorarlberg and Graubünden.

The first documented ascent of Sulzfluh took place in 1782 by mountaineers J.B. Catani and L. Pool, establishing its significance in Alpine climbing history.

The mountain serves as a central point along the Prättigauer Höhenweg, a multi-day walking route that connects various communities across the Rätikon chain.

Climbers can access the summit through multiple routes, including the eastern path graded T4 and the via ferrata installed in 2005 with wire cables and iron steps.

The Deichmannsteg, a three-cable bridge crossing, provides an essential connection point for climbers traversing the mountain's technical sections during their ascent.

Location: Luzein

Location: Tschagguns

Elevation above the sea: 2,818 m

GPS coordinates: 47.01267,9.83969

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:12