Rote Flüh

The Rote Flüh reaches 2,108 meters in elevation and features light grey Wetterstein limestone formations throughout its structure in the Tannheim Mountains.

The mountain received its name, which translates to 'huge red rock', from the embedded red limestone layers that become visible during sunset hours.

The Tannheim Mountains region maintains traditional Tyrolean mountain practices, with local guides sharing knowledge of climbing techniques passed through generations.

Climbers access the peak through multiple starting points, including Musau, Nesselwängle, and Haldensee, with dedicated parking areas and connections to public transportation.

The mountain offers more than 50 established climbing routes, including the Friedberger Klettersteig and Friedensweg via ferratas that connect to Schartschrofen.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,108 m

Part of: Tannheim Mountains

GPS coordinates: 47.49962,10.60855

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:12