Here, you can ski at altitudes ranging from approximately 1,350 to 3,340 meters. The area features over 140 km of slopes and more than 30 lifts connecting the various sections. Two glaciers—Rettenbach and Tiefenbach—ensure excellent skiing conditions early and late in the season. Sölden is also renowned for its three peaks exceeding 3,000 meters, offering long runs and great variety.
Sölden Village
Sölden is an Alpine village with restaurants, shops, and cafés strung out along the valley. Many accommodations are located close to either the Giggijoch or Gaislachkogl lift. A ski bus runs through the entire village, making it easy to reach the slopes regardless of where you stay. Dining options range from casual eateries to classic Austrian establishments.
Après-ski
Sölden is famous for its après-ski scene, with several venues located right near the lifts, allowing you to head straight from the slopes to the party. There is a mix of lively spots with music and quieter bars, catering to different preferences.
Target Audience
Sölden is a great choice for families, couples, and groups of friends alike. Beginners have access to wide, easy slopes, while more experienced skiers can tackle longer, steeper runs. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a large ski area with reliable snow conditions.
Skiing
The ski area offers over 140 km of slopes catering to various skill levels. The Giggijoch area, with its wide slopes, is well-suited for beginners and intermediate skiers. Gaislachkogl offers longer runs and greater variety, allowing you to ski all the way down to the valley. The glaciers ensure reliable conditions and plenty of space, even during peak season. The lifts are modern, making it easy to fit in a lot of skiing throughout the day.
Activities beyond skiing
There are plenty of options beyond skiing. Aqua Dome is located a short distance from Sölden and features heated outdoor pools with mountain views. Winter hiking and sledding are also available. The village offers restaurants and bars for the evenings.
