Alps) in the west, it follows the line: Passeiertal – Schönauer Alm – Timmelsjoch – Timmelsbach – Gurgler Ache – Ötztaler Ache (the whole Ötz valley) to its confluence with the Inn, forming the boundary to the Ötztal Alps (AVE 30) Subgroups The Alpine Club guide to the Stubai Alps divides the range into 15 subgroups as follows: Northern Sellrain Mountains (Nördliche Sellrainer Berge), highest peak: Rietzer Grießkogel, 2,884 m Southwestern Sellrain Mountains (Südwestliche Sellrainer Berge), highest peak: Gleirscher Fernerkogel, 3,194 m Southeastern Sellrain Mountains (Südöstliche Sellrainer Berge), highest peak: Hohe Villerspitze, 3,092 m Larstig Mountains (Larstiger Berge) + Bachfallenstock, highest peak: Strahlkogel, 3,295 m Alpein Mountains (Alpeiner Berge), highest peak: Schrankogel, 3,497 m Habicht-Elfer-Kamm, highest peak: Habicht, 3,277 m Serleskamm, highest peak: Kirchdachspitze, 2,840 m Sulztalkamm, highest peak: Wilde Leck, 3,361 m Western Main Chain (Westlicher Hauptkamm), highest peak: Zuckerhütl, 3,507 m (also the highest mountain in the entire Stubai Alps) Central Main Chain (Mittlerer Hauptkamm), highest peak: Wilder Freiger, 3,418 m Eastern Main Chain (Östlicher Hauptkamm), highest peak: Pflerscher Tribulaun, 3,097 m Windach-Brunnenkogelkamm, highest peak: Jochköpfl, 3,143 m Botzergruppe + foothills, highest peak: Botzer, 3,250 m Aggls-Rosskopf-Kamm, highest peak: Agglsspitze, 3,196 m Kalkkögel, highest peak: Schlicker Seespitze, 2,804 m Lakes Blaue Lacke Peaks The ten highest peaks in the Stubai Alps are: Zuckerhütl, 3,507 m Schrankogel, 3,497 m Pfaffenschneide, 3,498 m Ruderhofspitze, 3,474 m Sonklarspitze, 3,463 m Wilder Pfaff, 3,456 m Wilder Freiger, 3,418 m Östliche Seespitze, 3,416 m Schrandele, 3,393 m Hohes Eis, 3,388 m There is a total of just under 500 named and surveyed mountains in the Stubai Alps. Amongst the better known are (in order of height and excluding the top ten above): Wilde Leck, 3,361 m Stubaier Wildspitze, 3,341 m Schaufelspitze, 3,332 m Lüsener Fernerkogel, 3,298 m Breiter Grießkogel, 3,287 m Habicht, 3,277 m Östlicher Feuerstein, 3,268 m Botzer, 3,250 m Schneespitze, 3,178 m Pflerscher Tribulaun, 3,097 m Hohe Villerspitze, 3,087 m Gamsspitzl, 3,052 m Weißwandspitze, 3,017 m Sulzkogel, 3,016 m Hochreichkopf, 3,010 m Zischgeles, 3,004 m Roter Kogel, 2,832 m Gamskogel, 2,813 m Schlicker Seespitze, 2,804 m Serles, 2,717 m Hoher Burgstall, 2,611 m Lämpermahdspitze 2,595 m Elferspitze, 2,505 m Gargglerin, 2,470 m Saile (Nockspitze), 2,404 m Fleckner (Flecknerspitze), 2,331 m Passes The main mountain passes of the Stubai Alps are: External links Stubaier Alps on Summitpost Mountain ranges of the Alps Rhaetian Alps Mountain ranges of Tyrol (state)