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1 Mutterberger See
At an altitude of 2,483 m, the three most impressive 3,000-metre peaks of the Stubai Valley – the Wilder Freiger, the Wilder Pfaff and the Zuckerhütl...
2 Grünausee
Spanning an area of almost 50,000 m², Lake Grünau is the largest of the nine mountain lakes in the Stubai Valley. Located at an altitude of 2,335 m...
3 Freiger See
Lake Freiger lies just off the beaten track, at an altitude of 2,497 metres above sea level. To the south, the remnants of the “Grübl” glacier stretch...
4 Blaue Lacke
The “Blaue Lacke” lake is a relatively recent product of climate change. After the most recent ice age, the ice masses retreated...
5 Schlicker See
Covering roughly 3,900 m2², which makes it the smallest of the nine Stubai mountain lakes, the “Stubaier Höhenweg” trail approaches Lake Schlicker...
6 Rinnensee
We have come to the highest of Stubai’s nine mountain lakes. Lake Rinnen lies at a height of 2,646 metres, situated just beneath the mountain‘s peak....
7 Alfaier See
At this lake, situated just half an hour‘s walk away from “Innsbrucker Hütte”, sunrise is without a doubt the best time to enjoy this great spectacle...
8 Falbesoner See
When making your way from the “Neue Regensburger Hütte” and heading in the direction of the “Dresdner Hütte”, the “Stubaier Höhenweg” trail takes you...
9 Turmferner See
Just a few decades in age, this glacial scour lake stands at 2,580 metres above sea level. Lake Turmferner was formed by the most recent retreat of...
