Amselflue

View from Arosa: In the middle in the background Amselflue, left the Furggahörner, right the Schiesshorn.

The Amselflue is a 2'781 m high mountain in the Plessur Alps in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It lies south of the pass traversal Maienfelder Furgga in the southeastern summit series between Arosa and Davos Strelakette of Glarus. Neighboring summits are the Tiejer Flue, the Furggahorn, the Schiesshorn and Valbellahorn. On the summit ridge of Amselflue the border between the municipalities of Arosa and Davos runs.

Highest point in the rocky summit ridge is the western summit, branching from the burrs from the west, south-south and north-east ( the eastern summit ). The 2,768 m high east summit towers above the May Furgga. From him the short north ridge and the long-drawn south-east in the direction of Glarus branch off, out of which rises the tower Blackbird significantly. The rocky ridge of Amselflue is surrounded by steep scree slopes.

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Amselflue seen from Riner horn.