Stubai Alps

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Stubai Alps

Lisenser FernerKogel, Rotgratspitze and Lisenser Spitze in July
Highest point
Peak Zuckerhütl
Elevation 3,507 m (11,506 ft)
Coordinates 46°57′42″N 11°9′13″E / 46.96167°N 11.15361°E / 46.96167; 11.15361
Geography
Countries Austria and Italy
States Tyrol and South Tyrol
Range coordinates 47°05′N 11°10′E / 47.08°N 11.17°E / 47.08; 11.17Coordinates: 47°05′N 11°10′E / 47.08°N 11.17°E / 47.08; 11.17
Parent range Central Eastern Alps

The Stubai Alps (in German Stubaier Alpen; in Italian Alpi dello Stubai) is a mountain range in the Central Eastern Alps of Europe. It is named after the Stubaital valley to its east. It is located southwest of Innsbruck, Austria, and several summits of the range form part of Austria's border with Italy. The range is bounded by the Inn River valley to the north; the Sill River valley (Wipptal) and the Brenner Pass to the east (separating it from the Zillertal Alps); the Ötztal and Timmelsjoch to the west (separating it from the Ötztal Alps), and to the south by tributaries of the Passer River and Eisack.

Peaks

The main mountain peaks of the Stubai Alps are:

Peak Elevation (m/ft)
Zuckerhütl 3,507 11,506
Schrankogel 3,496 11,469
Ruderhofspitze 3,474 11,397
Sonklarspitze 3,467 11,374
Wilder Freiger 3,426 11,241
Wilde Leck 3,361 11,027
Lisenser Fernerkogel3,298 10,820
Habicht 3,277 10,751
Pflerscher Tribulaun 3,102 10,178

Passes

The main mountain passes of the Stubai Alps are:

Mountain pass location type elevation (m/ft)
Sonklarscharte Sölden to Sterzing snow 3327 10,916
Bildstockljoch Sölden to Ranalt snow 3138 10,296
Timmelsjoch (Passo del Rombo) Sölden to Meran road 2509 8232
Jaufen Pass/Passo di Monte Giovo Sterzing to Meran road 2094 6870
Brenner Pass Innsbruck to Verona highway, railway 1370 4495

See also

External links

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