Sarojahoehe, Mountain summit in Rätikon, Austria and Liechtenstein

Sarojahöhe is a 1,659-metre summit in the Rätikon range of the Eastern Alps, on the border between Liechtenstein and Austria, east of the village of Planken. The peak rises above the Liechtenstein municipality of Eschen and the Austrian town of Frastanz.

Sarojahöhe lies on the border between Liechtenstein and Austria, east of Planken in the Rätikon range. The ridge carries the state border along peaks including Naafkopf, Augstenberg and Drei Schwestern. The summit's 1,659-metre elevation places it among the 43 Liechtenstein mountains between 1,450 and 2,599 metres listed in the country's 2023 statistical handbook.

The name Sarojahöhe is German, with the suffix -höhe meaning "height" or "summit"; the first element is not German and its origin is not recorded in the sources. The peak lies above the village of Planken in the Rätikon range, on the border with Austria, and is listed among Liechtenstein's mountains in the country's 2023 statistical handbook.

The summit lies east of Planken, on the ridge above the village, and can be reached on foot from the Liechtenstein side; the Austrian side belongs to Frastanz in Vorarlberg. The upper slopes are steep and rocky, so sturdy footwear and an early start help. Snow can linger on the 1,659 m ridge into spring.

Sarojahöhe lies on the border between Liechtenstein and Austria, east of the village of Planken, in the Rätikon range of the Eastern Alps. Its 1,659-metre summit is the highest point of the Liechtenstein municipality of Eschen, so the municipal boundary meets the state border at the top.