Earthwatcher's photos with the keyword: Seiser Alm

Langkofel viewed from the Seiser Alm meadows near Sautaria.

Such an exciting skyline!

Langkofel viewed from the Seiser Alm meadows near Sautaria.

View westwards from the slab of Plattkofel.

Wild flowers growing on a basaltic lava flow just north of Compatsch.

View westwards from the slab of Plattkofel.

Beginning to look quite formidable as viewed from the meadows near the Williams Hütte.

The Roßzähne ('Pink Teeth') Ridge at the eastern end of the Schlern high plateau.

Early morning cloud over Plattkofel, 2958 m (on the right). Langkofel, (2836 m) is on the left. Viewed ESE from Compatsch.

The flattish (!) area on the right of the photo is the Schlern Hochfläche, a broad, undulating, high-level plateau generally 2300 - 2400 m in altitude and narrowing to the east towards the Roßzähne ridge in the centre distance. Its north-east flank is steep and high above the Seiser Alm meadows. The footpath off decends into the mist-filled valley in the centre of the photo. To the left of centre, the distant slab of Plattkofel is momentarily lit by sunshine. The view is towards the east.

The east face of Schlern with the twin dolomite towers of Euringer and Santner on the northern extremity. Viewed from near the Proßlinger Hütte.

The northern extremity of the Schlern plateau breaks away in two spectacular towers: Euringer (2394 m) and Santner (2413 m) just to the right. Viewed from the Proßliner Hütte.

Altitude 1950 m (well above the clouds to the east) yet such a richness of wild flowers.

The building in the foreground is the Proßliner Hütte, a fine refreshments hut conveniently situated for the ascent of Schlern.

View NNE from the NE flank of the Schlern high plateau, looking over the Seiser Alm, Compatsch and, in the distance, the Geisler Odles group.

Taken from the footpath just east of Compatsch, loking northwards towards Bulla Pufels. Best viewed large to see the richness of the wild flowers - carpets and carpets of them.