GepatschfernerWith a surface area of 17 km2 and a length of 10 km Gepatschferner is the second biggest glacier in Austria (Pasterze being th ebiggest). | |||
 Tongue of Gepatschferner from WNW (AB). |  Aerial photo of the middle and upper parts of Gepatschferner from N (AB). |  Accumulation area from E; lower middle: Brandenburger Haus (AB). |  Langtauferer Ferner (bottom right) and Gepatschferner (upper left; AB). |
 Massive meltwater discharge from the glacier portal on a hot summer day (JA). |  Gepatschferner's meltwater stream flows through a geologically very complex area (JA). |  Discharge through a freshly eroded meltwater channel. Note angular rocks (JA). |  Roches moutonnées in the forefield of Gepatschferner (JA). |
 Roche moutonnées in front of Gepatschferner; the flow direction of the ice was from left to right (JA). |  Intensively folded geiss with prominent boudinage of quartz veins near Gepatschferner (JA). |  Variegated rocks in the forefield of Gepatschferner; looking downvalley towards Kaunertal (JA). |  Folded and weathered rocks coloured reddish-brown due to the presence of iron and manganese minerals (JA). |
| Aerial photos 9th September 2008, Jakob Abermann, University of Innsbruck (AB); terrestrial photos 30th Juli 2009, Jürg Alean (JA). | |||