Soll Ski Resort

Söll – like many other Tyrolean ski villages – undergoes a transformation in the autumn. Out go the chimes of the cowbells as the cattle are brought down from the mountain slopes, and in comes the beep of the cash register as the busy lift-pass offices at the base of the slopes rack up another lift pass sale.

Söll is one of the best-known ski resorts in the massive SkiWelt – Wilder Kaiser area and attracts a loyal clientele of regular enthusiasts who are now being joined by newcomers attracted by the scope of skiing on offer.

Söll was originally known for its cheap accommodation – last-minute “snowhome” deals in private guesthouses proved the introduction to skiing for many an Austrian first-timer. Nowadays those skiers have grown up and Söll has grown along with them, with a number of three- and four-star hotels in the resort and surrounding countryside.

A beginners’ ski area is located on the other side of the main road from the village at the base of the Hochsöll gondola. Fit skiers – or those staying in the accommodation in that part of the village – may want to walk to the bottom of the lifts but most will take the easy skibus the short journey up to the gondola base station which leads to the intermediate slopes of Hochsöll.

Söll has an excellent location for those arriving by air or car. Innsbruck, Munich and Salzburg are all easily accessed, and the main Inn valley motorway is only 15 minutes’ drive from the resort on a recently-improved main road.