Rauhkopf

Rauhkopf is a mountain summit in the Venediger range at 3,070 meters (10,072 feet) elevation with exposed paths and challenging block climbing sections to the peak. The ascent follows marked trails through the Schmiedler Alm meadow and demands technical skill and physical endurance.

Mountain paths to this peak have served as traditional routes since medieval times for shepherds moving their flocks between valleys. These ancient passages gradually developed into the climbing routes used by mountaineers today.

The Bonn Matreier Hütte near the summit houses the highest rock chapel in the Eastern Alps, a place where climbers pause and experience connection to the mountains.

The climb begins from parking areas at Obermauern Marin or Budam, with the route requiring solid technical skills and good preparation. Strong mountaineering experience and sure-footedness are necessary to avoid falls and reach the summit safely.

During winter months from January through April, the northern slope transforms into a demanding ski touring destination requiring technical expertise. Experienced mountaineers pursue challenging descents across these steep faces for unforgettable alpine experiences.