Söll - SkiWelt Overview

Söll - SkiWelt is located in the Austrian Tyrol at the foot of the Wilder Kaiser and serves as one of the main gateways to SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental. The resort combines a traditional Alpine village atmosphere with access to one of Austria’s largest interconnected ski areas. SkiWelt offers a total of 2,752 ha of skiable terrain, 275 km of pistes, 244 runs and 81 lifts, making it an excellent base for a varied ski holiday.

The piste network is particularly well suited to intermediate and advanced skiers. Around 42% of the pistes are intermediate, 44% are advanced and 14% are expert level. The ski area stretches from approximately 620 m to 1,869 m above sea level and benefits from extensive snowmaking across key sectors to help maintain reliable conditions throughout the season.

Families appreciate the ski schools, beginner areas and well-organised facilities, while experienced skiers enjoy the vast interconnected terrain. With convenient access via Hochsöll, a wide choice of accommodation and a lively village atmosphere, Söll remains one of the most popular destinations within SkiWelt.

Most visitors reach Söll by road via Kufstein and the Wilder Kaiser region. The resort is easily accessible from much of Austria and southern Germany, making it a convenient choice for both short breaks and longer ski holidays. During winter, visitors should allow extra travel time during peak weekends and ensure their vehicle is equipped for Alpine conditions.

The nearest airports are Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich. Rail travellers typically arrive via Wörgl, Kufstein or Hopfgarten stations before continuing by bus or taxi to Söll. Local ski buses provide connections between the village, lift stations and neighbouring SkiWelt sectors. For many travellers, a combination of train and bus offers a comfortable and cost-effective alternative to driving.

Söll is directly connected to SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, one of Austria’s largest interconnected ski areas. From Hochsöll, skiers can easily continue towards Hohe Salve, Hopfgarten, Ellmau, Scheffau and many other sectors across the network.

Beginners and families will find welcoming terrain around Hochsöll, where gentle pistes, ski schools and learning areas provide an excellent environment for building confidence on snow.

Intermediate skiers benefit from the extensive network of red pistes that form the backbone of SkiWelt. With 275 km of pistes available, it is possible to explore different routes and sectors throughout a holiday.

More advanced skiers can seek out the steeper black pistes and challenging sections around Hohe Salve and elsewhere within SkiWelt. These runs are often at their best during the quieter morning hours.

Additional variety comes from snowparks, fun areas, tubing facilities and other freestyle features spread across the wider ski area. Availability of specific attractions may vary depending on snow conditions and the time of season.

The landscape around Söll features open slopes, impressive views of the Wilder Kaiser and long panoramic descents. The area is particularly known for its varied piste skiing and the ability to enjoy long days exploring multiple interconnected sectors.

Start your day early from Hochsöll to enjoy freshly groomed pistes and quieter slopes before the main crowds arrive.

On clear days, make time for a trip towards Hohe Salve. The panoramic views from this part of SkiWelt are among the finest in the region.

Families often get the most from their first day by staying around the gentler Hochsöll sector before gradually exploring further afield.

If you plan a full-day ski safari across SkiWelt, keep an eye on the time and allow plenty of margin for your return journey to Söll.

Söll is one of the liveliest villages within SkiWelt and is particularly well known for its après-ski atmosphere and evening skiing when available.