Sölden, Austria
Two glaciers. Three peaks. No small talk.
Sölden is built for skiers who want altitude, mileage and a bit of theatre. The ski area stretches from 1,350m to 3,340m, with 147km of pistes, 31 lifts and two glacier areas linked into one network. Add three lift-accessed peaks above 3,000m, a long season and one of Austria’s liveliest resort towns, and Sölden feels big in almost every sense.
Why
Sölden?
TWO GLACIERS
Rettenbach and Tiefenbach add high-altitude skiing and help extend the season from autumn into spring.
BIG MOUNTAINS
Three lift-accessed ski peaks rise above 3,000m, each with panoramic viewing platforms.
SNOW-SURE HEIGHTS
The ski area climbs to 3,340m, giving Sölden dependable high-altitude conditions across a long season.
MORE THAN SKIING
Mountain restaurants, lively après and the 007 ELEMENTS Bond experience give Sölden plenty of personality.
Best for
Need to know
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Confident skiers who want altitude, speed and plenty of terrain.
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Early or late-season trips where snow reliability matters.
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Groups who want strong skiing by day and lively après afterwards.
ELEVATION
1,350m lowest ski area 3,340m highest point
SKI AREA
147km of pistes, 31 lifts, 2 glaciers
NEAREST AIRPORT
Innsbruck Airport - 83km / approximately 1 hour 15 minutes
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