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Skiing in Sölden
Experience glacier skiing, legendary après-ski, and James Bond glamour in the heart of the Ötztal.
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Off-piste
1,377m
Altitude
3,340m
Summit
144km
Pistes
1,963m
Vertical Drop
4.5m per season
Avg. Snow
Mid-October - Early May
Season
About the Resort
About Sölden
Sölden is a powerhouse of the Austrian ski scene, renowned for its snow-sure twin glaciers, cutting-edge lift infrastructure, and famously vibrant après-ski. Tucked into the spectacular Ötztal valley, the resort boasts three accessible peaks over 3,000 meters—known as the 'BIG 3'—offering breathtaking panoramic views and exhilarating long descents. The village itself is bustling and energetic, stretching along a main road packed with high-end hotels, bustling bars, restaurants, and shops.
Ideal For
Sölden is perfect for
Après-Ski Enthusiasts
Sölden boasts some of the most legendary and energetic après-ski scenes in all of Austria.
Intermediate Skiers
The resort is packed with incredibly wide, well-groomed red and blue runs perfect for cruising.
Early/Late Season Skiers
Access to two massive glaciers guarantees skiing from autumn all the way into late spring.
Movie Buffs
Home to the 007 Elements cinematic installation and filming locations for the James Bond movie Spectre.
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In Detail
More about Sölden
The Resort
Skiers flock to Sölden for its expansive, high-altitude terrain that guarantees exceptional conditions from October through May. While experts will find steep challenges on the Rettenbach glacier and thrilling freeride routes off the Gaislachkogl, intermediates are spoiled for choice with sweeping, motorway-wide blues and reds across the Giggijoch and Tiefenbach sectors. When the ski day ends, Sölden transitions into one of the Alps' premier party destinations, cementing its reputation as a high-energy, world-class resort.
On the Mountain
Sölden offers incredibly diverse, snow-sure skiing split across three main mountains and two high-alpine glaciers. Intermediates will thrive on the exceptionally wide carving pistes of the Tiefenbach glacier and Giggijoch, while advanced skiers can tackle the steep World Cup pitch on the Rettenbach glacier and the rugged off-piste terrain of the Gaislachkogl.
Ötztal Alps, Tyrol, Austria
A stunning, deeply carved valley region in the Austrian state of Tyrol, known for its massive glaciated peaks, reliable snowfall, and world-class alpine infrastructure.
Location
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Where to Eat
Dining in Sölden
ice Q
Gaislachkogl Peak (3,048m)
A spectacular glass-walled gourmet restaurant famous for being the Hoffler Klinik in the James Bond film Spectre.
Gampe Thaya
On-mountain (Piste 11)
An authentic, rustic mountain hut serving traditional Tyrolean dishes made entirely from local valley produce.
Wirtshaus am Giggijoch
Giggijoch Mountain Station
A stylish, modern restaurant right on the slopes offering classic Austrian favorites and an impressive wine list.
Falcon
Gaislachkogl Middle Station
Modern architecture meets contemporary Austrian cuisine with a stunning viewing terrace.
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