Fleckertshöhe, Mountain summit in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

Fleckertshöhe is a 529.8 m high hill in the Vorderhunsrück, on the edge of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley cultural landscape. On its summit stands the 121 m transmitter mast Boppard-Fleckertshöhe; southwest of the hill lies the small Luftkurort of the same name, part of Boppard's Weiler district since 1844. A circular trail, the Traumschleife Fünfseenblick, passes its eastern edge.

The Luftkurort of the same name southwest of the summit has existed since 1844 and today belongs to the Weiler district of Boppard. The mountain and the small settlement lie on the edge of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley cultural landscape, inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Since 1844 a small Luftkurort (climatic health resort) of the same name has stood southwest of the summit; it now belongs to the Weiler district of Boppard. The 121-metre transmitter Boppard-Fleckertshöhe stands on the mountain, and the Traumschleife Fünfseenblick circular trail passes its eastern edge, reaching its highest point at the Rheingoldblick.

The summit lies in the Vorderhunsrück near the hamlet of the same name, which has been a Luftkurort since 1844 and belongs to the Weiler district of Boppard. The A 61 motorway runs about 500 m away, and a stop on the Hunsrückbahn (RB37, Boppard–Emmelshausen) is roughly 2.5 km northwest of the settlement. The Traumschleife Fünfseenblick loop passes the eastern edge of the mountain.

The 121-metre transmitter mast on the summit is the Sender Boppard-Fleckertshöhe; the nearby Fünf-Seen-Blick tower, despite its name, shows parts of the Rhine rather than five lakes. The A61 motorway runs about 500 metres away, and a Hunsrückbahn stop serves the small resort below.