English: Seefeld in Tirol, Austria

The three-pointed nature of the plateau is clearly visible. The valley to the left, next to the Wildsee lake, continues towards Innsbruck. (The leftmost edge of the photograph is more-or-less the watershed between the Inn, left/southwards and the Isar, right/northwards). The smaller valley also heading left goes towards Mösern. The Seekirchl (onion domed church) can be seen. The hill between the two is the Pfarrhügel; above it is the Gschwandkopf ski area (one of the pistes can be seen descending towards the Seekirchl). The right-hand edge of the photo shows the valley continuing northwards towards Scharnitz and, ultimately, Germany. This photograph was taken from the edge of the Reitherspitze; one of the largest mountains that dominate the Seefeld plateau, in the Karwendel range.

Other visible features include the golf academy (a larger golf course is not visible in the woods) and rolling hills heading towards the Leutasch valley. These wooded hills are one of the things that makes the area more varied than a typical valley-bottom mountain resort.