Looking back North just before the Amberger Hutte oone can see how many avalanches came down 2 March 2012. In the morning there is safe walking. Enlarge for seeing the 3 + 1 walkers underneath the snowquantities

A photo taken by Henq at the location Längenfeld with coordinates [47.043805, 11.074842]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Längenfeld. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Looking back North just before the Amberger Hutte oone can see how many avalanches came down 2 March 2012. In the morning there is safe walking. Enlarge for seeing the 3 + 1 walkers underneath the snowquantities by Henq
Near Photos

Near Photos of Längenfeld at [47.043805, 11.074842]

Gries AmbergerWeg SulzBach B2004-06-19_059 © http://www.fahidi.eu by Béla Fahidi
Zoomed in detail of preceeding photo: 2 chamois looking for food some 50 m from the Ambergerhutte. Probably: Mother and young behind, because no horns yet. by Henq
Amberger Hütte, Blick Richtung Sulztalferner by c53704
Amberger Hütte by Andreas.H.BS
Sulztal panorama at Ambergerhutte 2135 m, near Gries in the Sulztal Austria in winter. Looking South to the Sulztalglacier behind the ridge in the middle.. The mountainridge just right from the leftedge is the Hintere daunkopf 3225 m at some 4 km distance. It is a popular destination for tourskiers in winter by Henq
Sulztal near Ambergerhutte 2135 m and Gries 1567 m, in the Sulztal Austria, looking toward North down to the valley. by Henk Monster
Amberger Hütte by am324
In der Sulze by Nico Snellen
Ambergerhutte 2135 m and Sulztal in winter. Looking South to the Daunjoch mountain ridge by Henq
Henq's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Henq

Special traditional monumental houses near Epen Holland by Henq
Old house in the Hoge Veluwe, used for meetings of members from National Park Hoge Veluwe by Henq
After reducing waterlevel in the IJsselriver there are nice icescenerys by Henq
When the Rhine has a high level because of all rain, the barrier at Oosterbeek-Driel is open and ships can easily pass by Henq
River regulation works (simply barriers of concrete beams that can be placed by crane) at Pannerden by Henk Monster
Wood anemones at the stream of Warnsborn Schaarsbergen by Henk Monster