The name Rothorn (German for Red Peak) is a common name for summits in the Alps. It may refer to:
Austria In Carinthia Rothorn (2621 m) in the Kreuzeck group In Salzburg Rothorn (2522 m) in the Niedere Tauern In Tyrol Großer Rothorn (2403 m) in the Loferer Steinberge Rothornspitze (2393 m) in the Allgäu Alps In Vorarlberg Formarin Rothorn (2481 m) in the Lechquellen Range near the Rote Wand Rothorn (2239 m) in the Lechquellen Range
Switzerland
In Graubünden Rhaetian Alps: Radüner Rothorn (3022 m) in the Albula Alps Aroser Rothorn (2980 m) highest peak of the Plessur Range Parpaner Rothorn (2861 m) east of Lenzerheide in the Plessur Range Furna Rothorn (2362 m) in the Plessur Range
Bernese Alps: Finsteraarrothorn (3530 m) SE of the Finsteraarhorn (Valais) Oberaarrothorn (3463 m) east of the Finsteraarhorn (Bern/Valais) Ferdenrothorn (3180 m) near the Lötschen Pass (Valais) Faldum Rothorn (2832 m) south of Ferdenrothorn (Valais) Diemtigtaler Rothorn (2405 m) east of Zweisimmen Sigriswiler Rothorn (2046 m) above Lake Thun
Emmental Alps: Brienzer Rothorn (2350 m), on the border of the cantons of Bern, Lucerne and Obwalden
Lepontine Alps: Siedel Rothorn (3287 m) above the Griesgletscher (Valais /Piedmont) Rothorn/Punta della Rossa (2888 m) (Valais /Piedmont) Rothorn (2808 m) above the Steinujoch (Valais)
Pennine Alps: Zinalrothorn (4221 m) (Valais) Inner Rothorn (3455) and Äusser Rothorn (3147 m) above Saas Balen in the Fletschhorn massif (Valais) Oberrothorn (3415 m) and Unterrothorn (3103 m), near Zermatt (Valais) Rothorn (3277 m) north of the Barrhorn (Valais) Monte Rothorn (3152 m) south of Castor (Aosta Valley, Italy)
Uri Alps: Rothorn (OW) (2526 m) soars above Gental (BE), Melchsee-Frutt (OW) and Mägisalp (BE)