Sölden Ski Lifts & Terrain

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Midweek powder at Sölden ski resort is the reason to come here
Midweek powder at Sölden ski resort is the reason to come here
Gaislachkogl (3,058m) at Sölden ski resort is one of the best mountains in the world
Gaislachkogl (3,058m) at Sölden ski resort is one of the best mountains in the world
First tracks powder below Gaislachkogl is incredible at Sölden ski resort Austria
First tracks powder below Gaislachkogl is incredible at Sölden ski resort Austria
World Cup piste & off-piste powder on Rettenbach Glacier at Sölden ski resort
World Cup piste & off-piste powder on Rettenbach Glacier at Sölden ski resort
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Austria's longest ski descent is at Sölden, part of the 15km run on piste #30 in Rettenbach Tal

Sölden Ski Lifts & Terrain

Our Terrain Ratings

Powderhound rating = advanced/expert terrain + powder + freshies + uncrowded

Our Terrain Ratings

Powderhound rating = advanced/expert terrain + powder + freshies + uncrowded

Oetztal Ski Resorts

Hochoetz
Kühtai
Obergurgl Hochgurgl (Gurgl)

Sölden Maps & Stats

    Solden Ski Trail Map
  • Sölden Ski Trail Map
  • Vertical (m)
    1,350m - 3,340m (1,990m)
  • Average Snow Fall
    10m+
  • Lifts (31)
    9 Gondolas / Funicular
    13 Chairs
  • Opening Dates & Times
    Autumn Season
    Late September to early November
    Solden Glacier Ski Area only

    Winter Season
    Early November to early May
    8:00am to 4:30pm
  • Terrain Summary
    Runs - 147km
    Longest run - 15km
    Advanced - 22%
    Intermediate - 31%
    Beginner - 47%
  • Lift Pass Price
    Day Ticket 24/25
    Autumn & Spring Rates*
    Adult (20yr+) €56.50 - 69
    Youth (15 to u/20yr) €45 - 55
    Child (8 to u/15yr) €31 - 38
    Snow Kids (5 to u/8yr) €2
    Child u/5yr - Free

    Winter Rates*
    Adult (20yr+) €73.50 - 79
    Youth (15 to u/20yr) €59 - 63.50
    Child (8 to u/15yr) €40.50 - 43.50
    Snow Kids (5 to u/8yr) €2
    Child u/5yr - Free

    3-day pass (or greater) in winter is also valid in Obergurgl Hochgurgl, Hochoetz-Kühtai, Vent
    *All passes are up to 22% cheaper if pre-purchased online
    Obergurgl Hochgurgl (Gurgl) Ski Trail Map
  • Gurgl Ski Trail Map
    Hochoetz-Kuehtai Ski Trail Map
  • Hochoetz-Kühtai Ski Trail Map

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    Stubai Glacier Trail & Piste Map
  • Stubai Glacier Trail Map
  • Vertical (m)
    1,695 – 3,210 (1,515)
  • Average Snow Fall
    Unknown (glacier based resort)
  • Lifts (26)
    5 Gondolas/cable cars
    7 Chairlifts

    Elfer – 3 lifts
    1 Gondola
  • Ski Hours
    Mid Sep to June
    8:30am - 4:30pm
    Elfer - start Dec to end Mar
  • Terrain Summary
    Runs – 32 (62km)
    Longest run – 10km+
    Advanced - 38%
    Intermediate - 22%
    Beginner - 40%
  • Lift Prices (Day Ticket 17/18)
    Autumn (mid Sep - mid Oct)
    Adult - €39.10
    Child - €19.60
    Child under 10yrs - Free

    Winter (mid Oct - early May)
    Adult - €47
    Child - €23.50
    Child under 10yrs - Free
    Includes Elfer - Dec to Mar

    Olympia Ski World (min 3 days)
    Adult - €132
    Child - €80
    Child under 10yrs - Free

    Stubai Glacier Freeride Trail Map
  • Stubai Glacier Freeride Trail Map

    Elfer Ski  & Sled Trail Map
  • Elfer Ski & Sled Trail Map

    Innsbruck (Olympia Ski World) Ski Resort Map
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Information on Skiing & Snowboarding Sölden Ski Resort is coming soon....

The key to skiing great powder at Sölden is like just about anywhere else in the world, but it is worth repeating here:
1. Start at first lifts. The main feeder gondolas from the valley open at 8am - be there or be disappointed! 2. Ski here midweek and out of peak season, so you avoid the worst of the tourist crowds and the powder hungry locals that are mostly working during the week.
3. If it is your first time in the region, get a guide for a day and be quite specific with them about what you expect out of the day. If they want to start at 9am, tell them ‘No’. Meet them at 7.45am and get on those early lifts. Day will end earlier, but so what.
4. Watch the weather and ski the margins of the storms. Use the bluebird powder day to ski tour away from the resort. The options are huge in this valley and the adjacent Pitztal.
5.Remember that your multi-day lift pass (3-days or more) includes Gurgl & Kühtai-Hochoetz. They deliver a lovely change from Sölden.

Check out the ski trail map for Solden below.

Sölden Ski Trail Map
Sölden Ski Trail Map