Rötelstein

Rötelstein is a mountain summit in the Bavarian foothills with a height of around 1,400 meters (4,600 feet). From the top, you can see several lakes in the surrounding area, including Staffelsee and Kochelsee.

The paths on the mountain were created and developed by regional communities over centuries to connect different settlements. These routes are part of the long history of settlement and economic activity in the foothills.

The mountain lies along traditional hiking routes that have been used by local people and climbers for generations, reflecting the region's relationship with the Alps. The marked paths tell a story of how communities have long engaged with this landscape.

The climb from Schlehdorf follows forest trails marked with yellow signs, making it easy to find your way. The full round trip takes several hours, so starting early and bringing enough water and snacks is important.

Unlike many well-known summits in the region, this peak attracts fewer visitors and stays less crowded. Those looking for a quieter mountain experience with views will likely encounter far fewer people here than on other trails in the foothills.