Record-breakingly good
WINTER IN SÖLDEN
More three-thousand metre mountains than any of the other Austrian ski areas. The breath-taking variety of Sölden‘s piste and freeride dimension and Austria‘s biggest glacier area – combined with the only glacier ski swing in the Alps.
That is Ötztal. The valley of records. And in the thick of it all the ski area of Sölden. With a piste map which provides thrills. Variety-packed and exclusive. State-of-the-art cable cars and completely embedded in a unique natural landscape. The creative collaboration of people and nature has turned Sölden into a universal paradise. An incomparable terrain for sporty ski acrobats. A creative playground for experts. And at the same time a celebrated stadium for freestyle artists, spectacular practice area for beginners and a clear alpine pleasure realm for families with children.
250 three-thousand metre mountains. Three of which are ideal for winter sport. Two glacier ski areas, reliable snow cover and last but not least: the clever combination of incomparable alpine lifestyle, winter sport, event highlights and first-class entertainment.
Ski area facts Pure ski fun in numbers
- 432 hectares of pistes. 145.5 kilometres of pistes. Of which around 69 km are blue, 45 km red, 29 km black, 2 km ski routes
- Ski area between 1350 – 3340 m
- 33 state-of-the-art lift facilities for speedy conveyance for speedy journeys
- Guaranteed snow from October to May thanks to the altitude location and technical snow-making facilities for some 67% of the pistes
- 2 Glacier ski areas
- More than 30 cosy ski huts in the Sölden ski area
- Connections between the winter and glacier ski areas
The best viewing points
TIME FOR A CHANGE OF PERSPECTIVE
Step by step across the chasm
BIG 3 - Tiefenbachkogl (3250 metres)
A footbridge which juts out 20 m above the glacier chasm. Beneath: nothing. The crevice is 60 m between you and the ground. And right in front of you – the Wildspitze – the highest mountain in Tirol at 3776 m altitude. A steel, glass-clad footbridge is held in place only by strong steel cables, attached to the distinctive, 15 m high pyramid on the summit of the Tiefenbachkogl. Right at the mountain station for the Tiefenbachbahn on the Tiefenbach glacier – 3250 m above the sea.
Altitude air meets gourmet enjoyment
BIG 3 - Gaislachkogl (3048 metres)
On the Gaislachkogl real taste peaks. Right on the summit of the mountain a suspension bridge proceeds to the viewing platform on the roof of the spectacular restaurant ice Q. The best views are there waiting for you – not just to the sensational summits which surround the Gaislachkogl. The menu also has a special kind of pleasure panorama in store for you. Alpine cuisine and exquisite wines celebrate genuine lifestyle in Das Central, in the middle of the inspiring Alpine realm at over 3048m.
360°. See 100 kilometres into the distance.
BIG 3 – Schwarze Schneide (3340 metres)
The power pyramids sit mysteriously enthroned on the summits of the Schwarze Schneide. 3340 m above the sea. The mysterious monolith is the core of a circular platform made from larch wood – positioned directly in the snow on the summit. The 15 minute ascent from the mountain station for the Schwarze Schneidbahn up to the viewing platform is steep. But worth it. For all-around the stars of the Alps gather – the Dolomites, the Marmolada, the Zugspitze and the majestic Ortler. Enjoy the 360° view over 100 km of impressive mountain realms.
Step by step across the chasm
BIG 3 - Tiefenbachkogl (3250 metres)
A footbridge which juts out 20 m above the glacier chasm. Beneath: nothing. The crevice is 60 m between you and the ground. And right in front of you – the Wildspitze – the highest mountain in Tirol at 3776 m altitude. A steel, glass-clad footbridge is held in place only by strong steel cables, attached to the distinctive, 15 m high pyramid on the summit of the Tiefenbachkogl. Right at the mountain station for the Tiefenbachbahn on the Tiefenbach glacier – 3250 m above the sea.
Altitude air meets gourmet enjoyment
BIG 3 - Gaislachkogl (3048 metres)
On the Gaislachkogl real taste peaks. Right on the summit of the mountain a suspension bridge proceeds to the viewing platform on the roof of the spectacular restaurant ice Q. The best views are there waiting for you – not just to the sensational summits which surround the Gaislachkogl. The menu also has a special kind of pleasure panorama in store for you. Alpine cuisine and exquisite wines celebrate genuine lifestyle in Das Central, in the middle of the inspiring Alpine realm at over 3048m.
360°. See 100 kilometres into the distance.
BIG 3 – Schwarze Schneide (3340 metres)
The power pyramids sit mysteriously enthroned on the summits of the Schwarze Schneide. 3340 m above the sea. The mysterious monolith is the core of a circular platform made from larch wood – positioned directly in the snow on the summit. The 15 minute ascent from the mountain station for the Schwarze Schneidbahn up to the viewing platform is steep. But worth it. For all-around the stars of the Alps gather – the Dolomites, the Marmolada, the Zugspitze and the majestic Ortler. Enjoy the 360° view over 100 km of impressive mountain realms.
The longest ski runs
A SKI EXPERIENCE WHICH LASTS LONGER
Ski run from the Schwarze Schneide (3340 metres)
15 Kilometres nonstop
Wonderful piste sections. Superb views. The wind in your face. Over 15 km this exceptional run proceeds from the BIG 3 platform at the Schwarze Schneide to over 1970 m, to the Gaislachkogl valley station at 1370 m. Promising a variety, an insight into the natural surroundings and presenting a sporting challenge.
From the pleasure temple to the Gaislachkogl valley station
Skilful ski turns over 10 kilometres
Direct from ice Q – the gourmet restaurant at 3048 m – carve 1678 metres altitude to the Gaislachkogl valley station. 10 km filled with variety, exaltation and euphoria.
Start on the 4SK Rosskirpl
Route length: 9 kilometres
Views: dreamy. From the 4SK Rosskirpl mountain station at 2744 m to the Giggijoch valley station at 1353 m – crossing first-rate snow and exciting terrain to get to your destination. Sporty. Variety-packed. Breath-taking. Altitude difference: over 1391 m.
Ski run from the Schwarze Schneide (3340 metres)
15 Kilometres nonstop
Wonderful piste sections. Superb views. The wind in your face. Over 15 km this exceptional run proceeds from the BIG 3 platform at the Schwarze Schneide to over 1970 m, to the Gaislachkogl valley station at 1370 m. Promising a variety, an insight into the natural surroundings and presenting a sporting challenge.
From the pleasure temple to the Gaislachkogl valley station
Skilful ski turns over 10 kilometres
Direct from ice Q – the gourmet restaurant at 3048 m – carve 1678 metres altitude to the Gaislachkogl valley station. 10 km filled with variety, exaltation and euphoria.
Start on the 4SK Rosskirpl
Route length: 9 kilometres
Views: dreamy. From the 4SK Rosskirpl mountain station at 2744 m to the Giggijoch valley station at 1353 m – crossing first-rate snow and exciting terrain to get to your destination. Sporty. Variety-packed. Breath-taking. Altitude difference: over 1391 m.
Pure freedom
SKI AREA OF SÖLDEN
Pure freedom
SKI AREA OF SÖLDEN
Winter without limits
ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS IN THE SKI AREA OF SÖLDEN
The poetry of good taste
EXCLUSIVE SUMMIT CUISINE
Tiroler Stube on the Gaislachkogl
Original Tyrol
Original-regional pleasure-filled cuisine which is skilfully transformed into a special taste experience using time-tested recipes and sophisticated ideas. The homely ambience, the rustic scenery and the lovely wood snug on the ground floor make a trip to Tiroler Stube an experience for all your senses. Right at the Gaislachkogl intermediate station. And on the sun terrace, which has table service, a cold beer is particularly enjoyable in the sunshine while enjoying the panoramic view of the mountains.
ice Q
James Bond’s first choice
And presumably yours too – a refreshment stop doesn’t get any more exclusive. At 3048 m altitude – at the filming location for the James Bond blockbuster ‘SPECTRE’ – a realm of exquisite pleasures awaits. Surrounded by the fresh mountain air and countless summits. Ice Q – an architectural masterpiece at the summit of the Gaislachkogl – has, as well as a gourmet restaurant, a relaxing sun terrace and a wine & tapas lounge. In the mood for a glass of champagne?
Giggijoch restaurants
Après-ski & hearty local fare
Self-service or table service – you get to choose on the Giggijoch. Two extensive self service restaurants and a traditional inn which provides table service provides the traditional and international for you. Two sun terraces invite you to enjoy some relaxation and every Friday live acts with top bands and DJs provide the après-ski ambience. Those of you who don’t want to wait for any length of time can get in the mood every day at one of the two umbrella bars and celebrate the ambience on the mountain.
Restaurant Schwarzkogl
Delicious food & panoramic mountain views
What do you have in mind when you think of monk fish wrapped in chorizo, or fruit gratin with Maraschino cherries? These and many other specialities provide indulgence in Restaurant Schwarzkogl for hungry winter sports people. As do the impressive views. That Restaurant Schwarzkogl is anything but conventional is shown in the fact that it is a self-service restaurant, which has a superb setting and a chill area on the sun terrace.
Alpine huts and restaurants on the mountain
33 options for a perfect stop-off
So many ski huts and mountain restaurants are waiting to be discovered in the mountains in Sölden. Whether you prefer a luxurious ambience or the traditional ambience of friends coming together for a regular drink together, après-ski or relaxation, classic Tyrolean style with a great deal of wood or contemporary sun terraces, delicious cuisine and meals from across the globe – in Sölden’s ski realm there is nothing that isn’t possible.
Party until the snow melts.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS IN THE SKI AREA
The US ski team
STARS AND STRIPES IN SÖLDEN
Ted Ligety & Co. European Training Home Base
The Americans show the world time and again that they really are great at alpine sport too. This is probably due to their official European Training Home Base. The training camp for the US men is regularly held in the middle of the ski paradise in Sölden. Why the Americans have chosen Sölden for their training camp is easily explained – fresh snow-covered deep slopes, perfectly prepared pistes and the dreamy realm of the Tirol mountains provide training conditions for their athletes which just don’t get any better.
Pistes. Powder. Winter fun.
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