Skiing in Söll
Söll is the best-known village of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental and has been a household name among Dutch skiers for decades. The Tyrolean village sits between the Wilder Kaiser and the Hohe Salve and opens up a region with a total of 699 kilometres of pistes and 129 lifts, on terrain between 1010 and 1865 metres. Söll owes its reputation to the combination of a huge ski area, a convivial village centre and the liveliest après-ski in the area, plus one of Austria's largest night-skiing operations. Recent winters recorded maximum snow depths of around 119 centimetres; snowmaking is the backbone here. We list 10 accommodations, with holidays from 599 euros per person.
Last checked: 2026-10-26 · Sources: Open-Meteo (snow data), OpenStreetMap (lifts and pistes), partner offers refreshed daily.
Accommodations in Söll
Söll9.5SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Apartments Austria Söll
Söll9.3SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Der Denggenhof
Söll8.2SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Haus Rückstegen
Söll5.7SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Hotel Pension Konrad
SöllSkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Au Alm
Söll9.5SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Landhaus Strasser
SöllSkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Moonlight Apartments
SöllSkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Sunnseit' Appartement
SöllSkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Gästehaus Maximilian
Söll8.2SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Hotel Berghof
Söll9.0SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Hotel Restaurant Feldwebel
Söll9.2SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Hotel AlpenSchlössl
Söll9.3SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Oostenrijk
Alpengasthof Hochsöll
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The ski area from Söll
From Söll, the gondola heads towards the Hohe Salve and you ski the SkiWelt in all directions: a total of 699 kilometres of pistes and 129 lifts between 1010 and 1865 metres. The runs are mostly wide and intermediate-grade, ideal for roaming day after day.
Söll's speciality is night skiing: a large part of the home mountain is floodlit several evenings a week, one of the biggest night-skiing offerings in Austria. Beginners start on the practice terrain at the base station before exploring the circuit.
Snow reliability in Söll
The SkiWelt lies between 1010 and 1865 metres, which is relatively low; recent winters recorded maximums of around 119 centimetres. So an honest word: in December and late March much depends on snowmaking, especially on the valley runs.
Fortunately that snowmaking ranks among the largest and most modern in the Alps, keeping the main pistes reliably open through the core months. January and February offer the best odds of full natural cover; in the shoulder months, plan your days around the higher sectors.
The village itself
Söll has a convivial, largely traffic-calmed centre around the church, with shops, restaurants and bars within walking distance of each other. The village is big enough to be lively and small enough to stay manageable.
Söll's après-ski is famous and infamous: from ski huts at the base station to bars and clubs in the village, high season gets properly loud. At the same time there are quiet corners, wellness hotels and family accommodations, so partygoers and families holiday side by side.
Who is Söll for
Söll is the classic choice for groups and skiers who want a big area by day and entertainment by night: few villages combine 699 kilometres of pistes with this much evening life at this price point, with stays from 599 euros per person.
Intermediates are in their element in the SkiWelt, beginners find practice terrain and wide pistes, and night skiers are guaranteed their fix. Families manage fine, but if you want total peace, Hopfgarten, Brixen or Scheffau are better bets.
Practical information for Söll
Söll lies on one of the shortest routes into Tyrol: via Munich and Kufstein you arrive without any mountain passes, which also makes the village popular for short breaks and ski weekends.
Christmas, February and carnival weeks are busiest; book those well ahead. January and March are quieter and cheaper. We list 10 accommodations in Söll, with winter holidays from 599 euros per person. When booking, check the distance to the base station; a ski bus links the village with the gondola.
Söll on the map
Webcams · Söll
📷 Gemeinde Soll: Sonnbichl: Söll - Ort
📷 Gemeinde Soll › South-east: Alpengasthof Salvenmoos - Hexenwasser Söll
📷 Gemeinde Soll: Söll am Wilden Kaiser, SkiWelt - Hexenwasser, Hexenwasser Söll Hohe Salve
📷 Gemeinde Soll: Söll am Wilden Kaiser, SkiWelt - Hexenwasser, Hexenwasser Wilder Kaiser
📷 Marktgemeinde Hopfgarten im Brixental › North-east: Bergbahn - Endstation - Hohe Salve Gipfel - Salvenkirchl - Hohe Salve
📷 Gemeinde Scheffau am Wilden Kaiser › North-west: Osthangbahn Bergstation - Spielplatz Brandstadl - Bergstation Brandstadlbahn
📷 Gemeinde Brixen im Thale › South: Jochstuben See - Bergstation Jochbahn
📷 Gemeinde Brixen im Thale: Brixen im Thale, SkiWelt - Jochbahn Bergstation
FAQ about Söll
How much piste can you ski from Söll?
From Söll you reach the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental ski area with around 699 km of marked pistes and 129 lifts.
What does a ski holiday in Söll cost?
Accommodations in Söll start from around €579 per person; Nivosola compares 13, refreshed daily.
Is there enough snow around Söll?
Yes. Recent winters in SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental reached a maximum snow depth of around 119 cm. December to March is the most reliable period.
How high are Söll and the SkiWelt?
Söll sits between the Wilder Kaiser and the Hohe Salve; the SkiWelt's terrain lies between 1010 and 1865 metres. The limited altitude is offset by large-scale snowmaking.
Is Söll suitable for beginners?
Yes, there is a spacious practice area at the base station and the SkiWelt counts many wide, friendly runs. Söll's ski schools have decades of experience with Dutch beginners.
Can you ski at night in Söll?
Yes, Söll operates one of Austria's largest night-skiing areas: pistes on the home mountain are floodlit several evenings a week. Night tobogganing is available too.
Which other village in the region could you consider?
Scheffau and Ellmau are quieter and more family-focused, while Hopfgarten and Brixen im Thale are the affordable, authentic options. All villages share the same vast piste network.