Söll is a ski resort in Austria with 275 km of pistes and 81 lifts. Skiing reaches up to 1 892 m above sea level and the village sits at 703 m. Accommodation with lift pass included can be booked directly, you arrange your own travel there.
Söll is one of the most popular resorts in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental area and has long been a favourite among Scandinavian and British skiers. The village, at 703 metres, gives direct access to 275km of pistes via the modern Gondelbahn Söll, combining affordable skiing with a lively but not overly wild après-ski scene.
Hochsöll, the mid-station above the village, is the hub of the Söll sector of the SkiWelt. From here you can reach sunny slopes towards Hohe Salve (1,829m), one of the SkiWelt's best known peaks with 360 degree views, as well as runs down to Brixen, Ellmau and the rest of the system. The pistes in the Söll sector are varied, with a good mix for all levels.
Söll is known as one of the most affordable ski resorts in Tyrol, with reasonable accommodation costs and a wide choice of guesthouses and smaller hotels. This makes it popular with groups, young adults and families on a tighter budget who still want access to a large, modern ski system.
The après-ski scene in Söll has a relaxed, sociable character, with enjoyable bars in the village and at the Hochsöll mid-station. Whiskey Mühle and Moonlight Bar are among the most popular spots. Going, the small neighbouring village, is an even quieter alternative if you're after total relaxation.
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Söll gives you access to the entire SkiWelt, with 275km of pistes and 81 lifts. The Söll sector offers varied skiing, with beginner slopes at Hochsöll, red runs down towards Hohe Salve and some challenging black sections. Hohe Salve (1,829m) is one of the SkiWelt's best known peaks and offers panoramic views. The whole system, from Söll via Ellmau to Westendorf, can be explored in a single day.
Piste map for Söll
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Best time to travel to Söll
January and February offer the best snow conditions. Söll sits at a relatively low altitude (703m), so conditions in the lower areas can vary early and late in the season. The SkiWelt's snow cannon systems compensate when needed.
How to get to Söll
You arrange your own travel, and many drive their own car. Taking the Eurotunnel from Folkestone and arriving at Calais, it's roughly 1 085 km to Söll, around 10,9 hours of pure driving time through France. Remember that studded tyres are banned in France and Germany.
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See prices for ski holidays in SöllFrequently asked questions about Söll
Söll offers an attractive combination of affordable accommodation, a large ski area (275km in the SkiWelt) and enjoyable après-ski without being overly party focused. The resort is easy to reach by car. This has made Söll a Tyrol favourite among British and Scandinavian skiers.
Hohe Salve (1,829m) is one of the best known peaks in the SkiWelt and is easily reached from Söll. The summit offers fantastic 360 degree panoramic views towards the Wilder Kaiser, the Kitzbüheler Alps and, on clear days, as far as the Grossglockner. There's a revolving restaurant at the top.
Yes, Söll is one of the most affordable ski resorts in Tyrol. Accommodation often costs 30 to 40% less than in Kitzbühel or Ischgl. Despite the lower prices, you have access to a ski area just as large via the SkiWelt.
