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Sölden Piste Map

Top Rated for
4.76 (180 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.70 (179 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.63 (31 Ratings)
Snowboarders
4.56 (70 Ratings)
Intermediates
4.53 (172 Ratings)
Après-Ski
4.52 (181 Ratings)
Overall Rating
Beginner 49%
Intermediate 32%
Advanced 20%
Overall Rating
4.52
From 181 Reviews
41
Total Runs
1350
Bottom Elevation
3340
Top Elevation
146
Skiable Terrain

Grab the Sölden ski resort map to help you navigate this seriously impressive Austrian ski area. The trail map covers 41 runs across two glaciers and three peaks over 3,000m, with a maximum elevation of 3,340m and base at 1,350m. You've got 20 beginner runs, 13 intermediates and 8 advanced pistes, all accessed by 31 lifts including 9 gondolas and cable cars, plus Sölden links into the wider Ötztal ski region.

Download the Sölden Piste Map (PDF & Image)

piste map for Sölden

Best Runs in Sölden

Sölden's runs cater to every ability, and with most of the action happening above 2,000m, you're almost guaranteed cold smoke even when the village is soaking wet. Here's what you need to know about the standout pistes:

  • Gaislachkoglbahn Übungsgelände (Blue): A dedicated beginners' zone at mid-mountain with wide, gentle slopes ideal for ski schools and first-timers finding their feet.

  • Silberbrünnl (Blue): A cruisey blue running down from Giggijoch that's perfect for building confidence, with consistent gradient and plenty of width for practising turns.

  • Rettenbachgletscher (Blue): A scenic glacier run offering wide-open pistes and reliable snow conditions throughout the season, great for intermediates wanting high-altitude mileage.

  • Schwarze Schneid (Red): A proper leg-burner stretching over 15km from Gaislachkogl summit back to the valley, combining length with varied terrain and stunning glacier views.

  • Hainbachkar (Red): A steep, challenging red that's often relatively quiet, offering fast fall-line skiing with some technical sections to keep you honest.

  • Rettenbachferner (Red): A glacier run known for excellent snow quality and smooth, wide groomers that let you really open up the throttle.

  • BIG3 Rallye Sections (Red): Part of the famous BIG3 route connecting all three peaks, these reds combine serious vertical with breathtaking alpine scenery across the Ötztal.

  • Schwarze Schneid (Black): The resort's signature challenge—a properly steep, sustained black run with nearly 2,000m vertical that'll test your quads and technique from top to bottom.

  • Felsenferner (Black): A glacier black with steep pitches and occasional moguls, demanding solid edge control and confidence at altitude.