SV Zoom Out #1 [new picture][last picture][solution]

I like krenek's Zoom Out challenges, so here is my "SV Zoom Out!" It works similar, every 24 hours I will post a picture of the same place in SV, but zoomed a little out to give more view coverage.
Just a note to this place: on GE there are no blue lines on this spot, however, if you drag the little guy here, it will enter the SV mode anyway. The blue lines are visible without any problem on Maps.
When you post the solution please be very careful with spoilers.
And one last thing: yes, it is possible to guess it even from this view, but it's hard and requires some knowledge.

Have fun 

Wow, that was hard. It's when I spend a lot of time looking around for something like this that I realize how much time and effort you champions must put in to find everything. I wouldn't do this every day even if I could.

Great area to explore. I feel I know the place now. Sort of.

And about GM, I'll say it again and again, it's very heavy and clumsy, the blue lines sometimes take forever to appear, the preview images too, not very easy to get a sense of where exactly you are and where you've been etc. when switching between maps and SV, and so on and so forth. I mean it's a wonderful thing, don't get me wrong, I understand the people who created this used a lot of talent and effort, but as a user of it, I'm a bit frustrated.

well, i don't find THE spot, sigh...

- there are a lot of blue paths there
- you cannot see them in GE, a problem older than 2 years! (and not only in that place of course)
- the new GM is upsetting:
-- when you quit SV you have no idea where you were a few seconds earlier
-- in the new SV, you can progress only image by image, you cannot go faster like before (jumping over images)
-- it's much too slow, among other many problems

GM/GE are no priority @ google: their priority is everything in connection with smartphones

Good job guys. Here the next take:

That made it easy ... but I enjoyed walking in the area

Sorry for posting this very late, I have been busy lately.

Here the last picture:

Solution:

SPOILER: Click to show

The picture is shot in Zermatt, the mountain on the background is the Matterhorn, which is also, surprisingly, the most photographed mountain in the world.

The exact spot is here: