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In the north and west, the Wildspitze rises above the Pitztal, while the south and east face of the mountain descends into the Venter Valley. The first ascent was successful in 1848. The Wildspitze is a popular destination for experienced mountaineers both in summer and winter.
The glacier of Tiefenbachkogl is a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. The surrounding ski area Sölden, with its nearly 150 kilometers of slopes, is one of the largest and most popular winter sports areas in Tyrol and offers a pleasant mix of easy, intermediate, and challenging runs.
On foot or on a crossroad tour with the mountain bike, you go up to the viewing platform at the Feuerstein. Here, a panoramic walkway awaits you as a highlight, where you seem to float freely above the ground at dizzying heights over the Ötztal.
The glacier ski area Sölden has a lot to offer ski fans: The Rettenbach and Tiefenbach glaciers are connected by a spectacular ski tunnel. Additionally, the "Schwarze Schneid," Austria's longest ski run, begins at the Rettenbach glacier. It elegantly winds over 15 km down to the Gaislachkogelbahn, overcoming almost 2,000 meters in altitude.
The Sölden ski area extends between 1,350 and 3,340 meters. The ski season is particularly long on the 34.5-kilometer slopes of the Rettenbach and Tiefenbach glaciers. It is also a popular destination in summer to cool off. In total, the Sölden ski area offers 144 kilometers of slopes for all skill levels.
From the Schwarzkogl, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding Alps, especially the Ötztal Alps. The Big 3 Panorama Rock Walkway at Tiefenbachkogl offers a spectacular view of the glaciers and the vastness of the mountain landscape. The Big 3 Platform at Gaislachkogel provides an unparalleled panoramic view of the majestic peaks of the Ötztal Alps, particularly impressive at sunrise and sunset. From Giggijoch, you have a wide view over the Ötztal with green meadows, dense forests, and snow-covered mountains, especially beautiful in summer with blooming alpine meadows. All four viewpoints are ideal spots for nature lovers and photographers. A holiday accommodation in Sölden offers the best base to discover the most beautiful panoramas of the area.
The Parish Church of the Visitation of Mary in Sölden captivates with impressive organ concerts and festive services, especially during the Christmas season with atmospheric nativity displays. At the Ötztal Local Heritage Museum, visitors can experience traditional craftsmanship and participate in workshops on techniques such as spinning, weaving, and carving. The Anatomical Museum in Innsbruck fascinates with detailed exhibits on human anatomy and offers regular tours and lectures. At the AUDIOVERSUM - ScienceCenter, visitors discover the world of hearing through interactive exhibitions and installations, complemented by workshops and lectures. Particularly popular are the sound rooms, which make acoustic phenomena tangible. With a holiday accommodation in Sölden, you have the perfect base to explore the numerous cultural offerings in the area.
The Sölden Electric Mountain Festival combines breathtaking mountain scenery with pulsating beats and attracts international DJs and music lovers. It takes place annually in April. The Hannibal Glacier Spectacle is an impressive theater performance on the Rettenbach Glacier with over 500 participants and spectacular light effects, performed every two years in April. The Sölden Bike Opening marks the start of the mountain biking season in June and offers guided tours, technical workshops, and downhill races. The Ötztaler Cycle Marathon is one of the toughest cycling events in Europe, where over 4,000 participants tackle a 238-kilometer route with 5,500 meters of elevation gain in August.
Sölden is a paradise for skiers with over 144 kilometers of slopes and guaranteed snow in the Giggijoch and Rettenbach Glacier ski areas. Snowboarders will find numerous kickers, rails, and boxes for every level in the Snowpark Area 47. Mountain bikers can experience adrenaline and the enjoyment of nature on trails like the "Teäre Line" and the "Bartlett Wash" in a spectacular alpine landscape. Hikers can explore the panoramic trail with views of the Ötztal Alps or the challenging Gaislachkogel Trail to experience the beauty of the Tyrolean mountains up close. Sölden is a top destination for winter sports enthusiasts, mountain bikers, and hikers. In a Sölden accommodation, you can fully enjoy your active holiday.
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