Kompass Verlag

WF 5610 Stubai Valley

<p>About 40 km and 3000 meters in altitude separate the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck from the Zuckerhütl, the highest mountain in the Stubai Alps. In between lies a valley that forms a microcosm of the Alps like no other - between green meadows and cherry-roofed alpine pastures, between dolomite-like limestone pinnacles and the glaciated main Alpine ridge.</p> <p>This hiking guide takes you to the most beautiful places in the Stubaital: from the villages and their mountain farms to panoramic alpine pastures, through all the side valleys, to true family paradises near the cable cars, to the high alpine huts, to wild waters and to the edge of the "eternal ice", to the most beautiful panoramic mountains and even to a three-thousand-metre peak.</p> <p>As a "bonus", the book also presents the entire Stubai High Trail, one of the most beautiful high alpine panoramic routes in the Alps.</p> <ul> <li>Valleys and alpine pastures, wild waters and high panoramic mountains as hiking destinations <li>Up-to-date information on locations and huts, <li>Info boxes with interesting facts or additional tour tips <li>Exact tour maps offer optimal orientation on all routes <li>Expressive altitude profiles facilitate tour planning </ul> <p>Wolfgang Heitzmann | Kompass Verlag | 192 pages | some photos, 35 routes with altitude profile, double-sided tour map, 1 tour overview map | format 11 x 19 cm portrait format | thread stitching</p>