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Austria

Visited in September 2006 and spent two weeks trekking in the Stubai Alps, mostly following the Stubaier Hohenweg with a side trip to Italy.


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Stubai Alps - Part 1
Stubai Alps - Part 2
Stubai Alps - Part 3
Stubai Alps - Part 4


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Stubai Alps Photo Gallery - Part 1

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On route to the Nurnberger Hutte, looking back down the valley Langental to the Bsuchalm. First view of the Nurnberger Hutte from along path 134. The Nurnberger Hutte at 2,278m surrounded by boulder fields.
Enjoying a glass of whisky, Highland Park 16yo, after the first days hike up into the mountains. The first hut on this site was built in 1886, todays hut was extended in 1962 to its present aspect. Climbing west towards Mairspitze, the early morning mist blowing up the valley.
Myself standing at the cross at 2,775m with Mairspitze in the mist behind me. View looking west towards the Sulzenauferner, the small lake in the valley is Blaue Lacke, the GroBer Trgler is in the clouds to the right of the picture. Grunausee and the glacier Wilder Freiger Ferner.
Stopping for a nice cup of tea, the ridge to the left leads up to the Trogler. A good example of terminal and lateral moraines left by the retreating glacier Wilder Freiger Ferner. Rainbow spanning the valley leading up to the Sulzenauhutte.
Approaching the Sulzenauhutte, the Trogler behind now cloaked in mist and cloud. View looking west up the valley towards Sulzenauferner before we took a path to the left to climb the Trogler. The first steep tricky section on the climb up to the summit of the Trogler.

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