Fleischbank, Mountain summit in Tyrol, Austria

Fleischbank is a 2026 meter summit in the Northern Limestone Alps of Tyrol and displays typical limestone formations of this mountain range. The peak has a relatively compact shape with pronounced rock walls on its eastern face.

Fleischbank is a 2026 m summit in the Grasbergkamm ridge, which runs along the Rißtal between Hinterriß and the Hagelhütten (1077 m). The sources record no first ascent date or climbing history; they describe the peak as reachable from the Rißtal, starting near the toll station (942 m) opposite the Johannestal, as an easy mountain tour, and also traversed on a ridge hike from the Tölzer Hütte to the Plumsjochhütte.

The name Fleischbank comes from the steep rock faces of the Grasbergkamm ridge, which climbers compare to a butcher's counter. The summit is also crossed on a high route along the ridge from the Tölzer Hütte to the Plumsjochhütte, a route that links several huts above the Rißtal valley.

The normal route starts from the Rißtal valley, from the hunting hut opposite the Johannestal shortly after the toll station at 942 m; the summit is reached as an easy mountain tour. The mountain is also traversed on a ridge hike along the Grasbergkamm from the Tölzer Hütte to the Plumsjochhütte.

The summit is reached from the Rißtal, starting at the hunting hut opposite the Johannestal shortly after the toll station at 942 m. The Grasbergkamm ridge traverse from the Tölzer Hütte to the Plumsjochhütte also passes over the peak.