Sölden is a top ski resort in the Ötztal Valley of Tyrol, Austria. It features an altitude range of 1,350 to 3,340 meters, two glaciers (Rettenbach and Tiefenbach), 147 kilometers of ski runs, and 31 modern lifts
February to March for the ideal balance of reliable snow, sunshine, and open terrain
Approximate cm of snow, typical for this resort.
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Flights, transfers and a catered chalet in Sölden, booked as one package with Skiworld.
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Sölden has 146km of piste served by 31 lifts, with a vertical range from 1350m to 3340m.
An adult day pass costs €83.00 in the main season. A child's pass is €45.50.
Yes — 52% of the piste at Sölden is rated easy, making it a solid choice for beginners.
Exceptionally snow-sure, 2x Glaciers
Sölden is family-friendly, offering over 76 km of gentle blue runs
4 km floodlit slope on the Gaislachkogl
Yes — Sölden has 12.5km of cross-country / langlauf trails.
Innsbruck (INN), approximately 80km away (around 1h drive).
The current season runs from 12 November 2026 to 18 April 2027.
February to March for the ideal balance of reliable snow, sunshine, and open terrain

