Welcome to the heart of the Ötztal! The Ötztal is a long side valley of the Inn Valley, winding between the Geigenkamm mountains in the west and the peaks of the Stubai Alps in the east. At the end of the valley lies the municipality of Sölden, a renowned and top-class winter sports destination recognized far beyond Tirol. The municipality includes the villages of Obergurgl and Hochgurgl with their ski areas, as well as Hochsölden above Sölden.

With an altitude of around 1,300 meters, Sölden guarantees excellent snow conditions from autumn to spring. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy a vertical drop of 2,000 meters on the slopes around Sölden and Hochsölden. There are nearly 150 kilometers of slopes of varying difficulty, runs from peaks over 3,000 meters, a funpark, night skiing, alpine huts, and après-ski options. A spectacular panorama of the Ötztal Alps awaits, along with an additional 110 snow-sure kilometers in nearby Obergurgl and Hochgurgl. Cross-country skiers can enjoy trails in Sölden and the idyllic Ventertal.

Sölden also offers year-round activities and indoor fun. The Freizeitarena features a leisure pool and facilities for a wide range of indoor sports. Nearby Längenfeld Thermal Spa is known across the region, offering wellness and sauna experiences, with outdoor pools boasting spectacular views of the Tirolian mountains.

In summer, Sölden is perfect for hiking and nature holidays. The region offers magnificent alpine landscapes, mountain huts and pastures, alpine lakes, trails, and mountain peaks. Summer lifts and well-marked routes make it easy to explore. Adventure seekers can also enjoy climbing, mountain biking, rafting, paragliding, or guided high-alpine tours – the recreational possibilities in the Ötztal are virtually endless.