Skiing in Sölden

About Sölden

The BIG-3

Sölden and Hochsölden together form an impressive ski area. The region is home to two skiable glaciers, Rettenbach and Tiefenbach, which ensure excellent snow reliability throughout the season. Thanks to these glaciers, skiing is possible for much of the year. Sölden is also the only ski area in Austria with three lift-accessible peaks above 3,000 metres, known as the "BIG 3": Gaislachkogel, Tiefenbachkogel, and Schwarze Schneid.

Most of the area's 130 kilometres of slopes are located around Sölden. From the village, you can easily access the two main ski areas: Gaislachkogel and Giggijoch. Giggijoch is particularly popular with families thanks to its gentle slopes and ski school for children. Gaislachkogel, on the other hand, offers more challenging runs for experienced skiers.

Advanced skiers will enjoy the slopes around the Rettenbach Glacier, known for their steep descents and challenging terrain. The Tiefenbach Glacier offers wider and gentler slopes, making it a good choice for beginners and snowboarders. Snowboarders can visit the snow park at Giggijoch, which features jumps, rails, and other freestyle elements, while the Rettenbach Glacier also has a fun park.

The Ötztal Valley is also home to two smaller ski areas: Vent and Ötz-Hochötz. Together they offer an additional 40 kilometres of mainly blue and red slopes. The peaceful village of Vent is especially popular with ski tour enthusiasts and serves as an excellent starting point for tours into the surrounding mountains and towards South Tyrol.

Obergurgl/Hochgurgl ski area

With a Sölden ski pass valid for three days or more, you can also explore the slopes of the Obergurgl-Hochgurgl ski area. Here, you'll find an additional 110 kilometres of blue, red, and black runs. Advanced and experienced skiers will especially appreciate the wide variety of challenging slopes on offer. One of the highlights is the Hohe Mut, home to one of Austria's most demanding mogul runs.

Sölden is also known for its vibrant après-ski scene, with plenty of bars and nightlife venues to enjoy after a day on the slopes. We offer accommodation in Sölden, Hochsölden, Längenfeld, and Vent, providing an ideal base for a winter sports holiday. When you book a winter sports trip to the Sölden-Hochsölden ski area with us, your ski pass is always included.

Slopes

156 km total
  • 27 km Black
  • 55 km Red
  • 74 km Blue
  • 0 km Green

Beyond the slopes

1350m - 3340mHeight
17 kmCross-country
1Glacier
2Fun park

Lifts

35 total
9Gondolas
16Chairlifts
10Drag lifts

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