View from Hochgrat along the Nagelfluh chain with Seelekopf (1663 m) in SW direction. This mountain range at the N rim of the Alps consists of conglomerate rocks (shown in detail in the foreground of the photo) locally known as Nagelfluh. They have their origin in sediments transported out of the early Alps which later consolidated, and were folded and tilted due to tectonic forces. It is rather unusual that such molasse rocks form that high mountain ranges.