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Mountain range

Stubai Alps

Peaks listed
30
3,508 m
highest
2
countries

The Stubai Alps spans 2 countries in our data, with Zuckerhütl its highest listed summit at 3,508 m.

With prominence data
10
of 30 peaks
Median elevation
3,092 m
Across every listed peak
Highest summit
3,508 m · Austria

The 30 highest

Subsidiary summits — named high points on a larger mountain — are omitted, so ranks may skip.

The highest peaks in this range, by elevation
#PeakCountryElevation
1ZuckerhütlAustria3,508 m
2SchrankogelAustria3,497 m
3RuderhofspitzeAustria3,474 m
4Cima di MalavalleAustria, Italy3,467 m
5Wilder PfaffItaly3,456 m
6Cima LiberaAustria3,418 m
7Wilde LeckAustria3,361 m
8Stubaier WildspitzeAustria3,341 m
9SchaufelspitzeAustria3,332 m
10Lisenser FernerkogelAustria3,298 m
11HabichtAustria3,277 m
12Il CaproItaly3,251 m
13Hoher SeeblaskogelAustria3,235 m
14Corno del PassoAustria3,141 m
15Hohe VillerspitzeAustria3,092 m
16GamsspitzlAustria3,050 m
17Parete BiancaAustria, Italy3,017 m
18RosskogelAustria3,015 m
19HochreichkopfAustria3,010 m
20AcherkogelAustria3,008 m
21ZischgelesAustria3,004 m
22Rietzer GrieskogelAustria2,884 m
23KirchdachAustria2,840 m
24Roter KoglAustria2,832 m
25PirchkogelAustria2,828 m
26SchlickerseespitzeAustria2,804 m
27Östliche SeespitzAustria2,775 m
28Corno del PassoAustria2,766 m
29SerlesAustria2,717 m
30StrahlkoglAustria2,484 m

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Range membership comes from Wikidata, so a peak appears here only where that link is recorded — coverage is uneven and this list is not exhaustive. Elevation is from GeoNames, surveyed where available and otherwise modelled; no date is shown against a height because GeoNames publishes none.