Alpine Evening

An evening view from the Zugspitze

across the Alps towards the Habicht

(3277m).

 

The Habicht lies between the Stubai

Valley to the northwest, the Pinnis

Valley, a side valley of the Stubai Valley,

to the east, and the Gschnitz Valley to

the southeast. It is the highest peak in

the Habicht Ridge, a mountain ridge

that branches off from the main Alpine

ridge near the Feuersteine peaks and

runs northeast to the Elferspitze peak.

Its southwestern neighbor is the 3133m

Glättespitze, while to the northeast lies

the 2833m Schaufelspitzl.

To the east is the Pinnisjoch (2370 m),

a pass between the Pinnis and Gschnitz

Valleys, where the Serles Ridge

branches off from the Habicht Ridge.

The Habicht has three glaciers.

The steep Mischbachferner glacier is

embedded on its north face, the small

Pinnisferner glacier to the northeast,

and the flat Habichtferner glacier to the

southeast.

 

HDR from three shots.

 

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