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Sölden in Austria - a group of people skiing down a snow covered slope.
Sölden in Austria - a group of people skiing down a snow covered slope.
Sölden in Austria - a group of people standing on a snow covered slope.
Sölden in Austria - a snowy village in the mountains.
Sölden in Austria - snow on the ground.
Sölden in Austria: a snowy mountain with a building in the background.

Sölden Overview

Sölden, renowned as one of the top ski resorts in the Alps, offers an unforgettable experience for ski enthusiasts. This expansive ski area, characterized by its broad and well-maintained slopes, is set primarily above the tree line. It is renowned for its impressive vertical skiing, with high-speed gondolas seamlessly connecting the village to the summit. Despite its vastness, reaching the top may require careful planning and a couple hours of travel using the various modern and fast lifts available.

The Sölden Ski Area is home to the longest slope in Austria - the Schwarze Schneiden. This track offers a thrilling and scenic descent for skiers seeking a challenge. Additionally, the resort's unique features, such as the 007 museum and tunnel, contribute a unique twist to the adventure.

The resort's infrastructure is modern and efficient, providing free and frequent buses for easy mobility around the town. Parking coordination is also a breeze, allowing for flexibility in exploring the different slopes. The ski centre is equipped with the latest lifts, contributing to a smooth and enjoyable skiing experience.

The town of Sölden itself is as charming as the ski resort, with a range of quality dining options available. Notably, the resort's restaurants offer excellent food, with options for outdoor dining on the deck. The resort is also known for its lively après-ski scene, rounding off the skiing day with relaxation and fun.

Despite its size, Sölden manages to maintain the quality of its slopes, even during peak seasons. However, the resort's preparedness can vary seasonally, with the best snow conditions typically present in mid-December. It should be noted that the slopes may not be ideal for beginners and that the resort can get crowded during peak times.

In summary, Sölden offers a superb skiing experience with its modern infrastructure, unique features, and quality dining options. It's a place that keeps visitors coming back year after year, promising thrilling descents, breathtaking views, and a lively atmosphere.

Key insights

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Skiable Terrain

3067
Total area of accessible ski terrain
Max: 12366 ac

Total Run Distance

103
A total distance of all the piste runs
Max: 600 km

Number of Lifts

39
Total quantity of operational lifts
Max: 165 total

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Terrain Difficulty

Beginner
54.0%
Intermediate
32.0%
Expert
14.0%
Measured independently from mapped ski runs — figures may differ from resort marketing. Terrain statistics are derived from OpenStreetMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenSkiMap.

Features

2 features available

Traditional Ski Resort

A classic ski resort with real snow

Night Skiing

Enjoy after-dark skiing operations

Frequently asked questions about Sölden

Where is Sölden?

Sölden is a ski resort in Soelden, Austria, at coordinates 46.9200, 10.9300.

How many lifts does Sölden have?

Sölden has 39 lifts, serving 103 km of marked runs and 3,067 ac of skiable terrain.

How high is Sölden?

Sölden has a peak elevation of 3,245 m, a base elevation of 1,346 m and a vertical drop of 1,899 m.

How is Sölden rated?

ShredIndex rates Sölden 61.0 out of 100, based on catalogued resort data and 4 skier reviews.

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3067 ac

Skiable Terrain

103km

Total Run Distance

39total

Number of Lifts

3245m

Peak Elevation

1899m

Vertical Drop

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Best Time to Visit

569.8cm
Annual Snowfall
11 year average
Peak: November (74.8cm)
74.8cm
Nov
69.5cm
Dec
65.0cm
Jan
50.3cm
Feb
56.3cm
Mar
62.5cm
Apr
Snow Season (Nov-Dec-Jan-Feb-Mar-Apr)
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