Winter in Sölden

Ski Region Facts

Sölden Stands for Pure Winter Sports

Giggijoch Boarders Park, Race Course, Easy Cross or mogul slopes - the opportunities to make the most of this fantastic skiing region are endless!

The normal winter skiing region is connected to both glacier ski regions by the "Golden Gate to the glacier" ski lifts, so that you can easily get to the glaciers at an altitude of up to 3,250 m from the town.

From the "Schwarze Schneid" on the Rettenbach Glacier the longest ski-run, around 12.8 km long with an altitude difference of 1,880 m, leads you into the valley. The skiing trail through the Rettenbach Valley (6 km) is an insider's tip for all skiing fans.

Pistes

63 km red, 53 km blue and 28 km black runs as well as 6 km of skiing trails provide a comprehensive range. From simple terrain for beginners on the Giggijoch to the much more demanding pistes on the Gaislachkogl mountain.

The Gaislachkogl (3,058 m) is also popular with those who want to explore away from the marked pistes.

Absolute Snow Guarantee

from November to May due to:

• the altitude of the skiing region (1,350 - 3,250 m),
• 2 glacier skiing regions on the Rettenbach & Tiefenbach Glaciers,
• artificial snow-making machines on all ski-runs below 2,200 m.

The Big 3

With the "Big 3" Sölden is the only skiing region in Austria with three 3,000 m summits which can be accessed by ski lifts.

The "BIG-3 Rally" not only leads to all three summits, but through the whole skiing region.

Ski Lodges

The 20 mountain lodges and restaurants offer an inviting atmosphere for a break after skiing - from the quaint mountain huts to the modern, large restaurants - let your après ski start before you leave the mountain!