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Resort information for Sölden

Piste Rating for Sölden
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Transfer Times
Innsbruck	1 hour
Munich	3 hours

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Useful Resort Contacts
Ski School Aktiv	0043 5254 6313
Tourist Information	0043 5254 5100
Hotel Central (5 star)	0043 5254 22600
Hotel Stefan (3 star)	0043 5254 2237
Medical – Dr Leys	0043 5254 2040
Taxi Lenz	0043 5254 2133

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Sölden webcams for snow conditions

Download Sölden piste map

http://www.soelden.com

The Ski Resort Sölden is no beauty, despite its traditional Tirolean-style buildings and wooded valley setting. It is a large, traffic-filled place that sprawls along both sides of a busy main road and across the valley floor. Gondolas from opposite ends of the town go up to the slopes.

The Ski Slopes Practically all the slopes you spend your days on are above the trees, though there are red runs through trees to the village. The two similar-sized home sectors, Gaislachkogl and Giggijoch, are linked by chair-lifts. The slopes are high and mainly north-east- or south-east-facing; and there are two extensive glaciers. Expect big queues at the chairs on the way to and from the glacier.

Après Ski The mountain restaurants, often self-service, get very crowded. Eating out often requires reservations, but Sölden’s après-ski is justly famous. It starts up the mountain, and progresses to packed bars in and around the main street, and later to countless places with live bands and throbbing discos, often with table dancing and/or striptease. In the town, there’s a sports centre, a swimming pool and an ice rink.

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