Hexenwasser gondola
The main access point from Söll to Hochsöll. Join the pistes and winter activities around the middle station here.
SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental
Söll
Hochsöll, the Hohe Salve and skiing under the lights.
Start in Söll at the Hexenwasser gondola. Explore the Hohe Salve, practice areas, evening pistes and winter activities around Hochsöll.
Explore the liftsSkiing in Söll
Discover Söll.
Söll has a village centre with restaurants and cafés, and a gondola base on the mountain side. The black Hexenwasser gondolas take you to Hochsöll. Many winter activities begin there, and you can continue higher to the Hohe Salve.
The pistes range from wide runs around Rinner and Stöckl to more demanding slopes higher on the Hohe Salve. Families have practice facilities at village level, and Hochsöll has a winter witch theme. There are also activities after the regular ski day, including evening skiing and tobogganing.
On the slopes
Lifts in Söll
Hohe Salve gondola
The gondola above Hochsöll takes you to the summit of the Hohe Salve, with views across several mountain ranges.
Rinner and Stöckl
Chairlifts around Hochsöll serving wide pistes. These offer an alternative to the steeper summit runs.
More of the mountains
Things to do in Söll
Evening skiing in Söll
Some pistes are floodlit for evening skiing. Plan it as a separate evening activity and check which lifts, pistes and tickets are available.
Hexenwasser in winter
Winter around Hochsöll has a witch theme, with games and activities in the snow. The gondola takes you to this part of the mountain, including for an outing without a long ski tour.
The summit of the Hohe Salve
The freestanding summit has a small pilgrimage church and wide views. Pedestrians can also take the gondola to the top.
Where to stay
Staying in Söll
Söll · Reit
Hotel AlpenSchlössl
Hotel on a plateau above Söll, surrounded by meadows and woodland. It has an indoor pool, saunas, a steam room and a garden.
- Above Söll
- Indoor pool
- Spa
Food & drink
Eating in Söll
Hexenwasser · Söll
Bergrestaurant Gründlalm
Mountain restaurant at Hexenwasser in Söll, serving Tyrolean food and homemade sweet dishes. The sun terrace looks out towards the Hohe Salve.
- Tyrolean cuisine
- Sun terrace
- Hexenwasser
Getting there
To the lifts and back
The local ski bus links village stops with the gondola station. Söll has no railway station of its own; travel by train to a nearby station, then take a bus or transfer. Plan transport after an evening activity separately.
View the piste map ↗Before you go
Frequently asked questions about Söll
Which gondola do I take from Söll?
The Hexenwasser gondola takes you to Hochsöll. From there, the Hohe Salve gondola continues to the summit.
Can I go evening skiing in Söll?
Yes, Söll offers floodlit evening skiing. Check which evenings and pistes are available for your travel dates and which ticket you need.
More of SkiWelt
Explore the other villages
Brixen im Thale
Two gondolas, two sides of the Brixental.
Explore Brixen im Thale →Ellmau
Up the Hartkaiser with views of the Wilder Kaiser.
Explore Ellmau →Going am Wilden Kaiser
Skiing and tobogganing around the Astberg.
Explore Going am Wilden Kaiser →Hopfgarten im Brixental
From the historic village centre to the Hohe Salve.
Explore Hopfgarten im Brixental →Itter
Take the Salvistabahn to the Kleine Salve.
Explore Itter →Kirchberg in Tirol
Enter SkiWelt via Ki-West in the Spertental.
Explore Kirchberg in Tirol →Scheffau am Wilden Kaiser
Via the Brandstadl to the heart of SkiWelt.
Explore Scheffau am Wilden Kaiser →Westendorf
Talkaser, Choralpe and a freestyle area of its own.
Explore Westendorf →Sources
- SkiWelt Söll: lifts, pistes and Hohe Salve
- Söll: village centre and winter activities
- Local transport in the Wilder Kaiser region
- Travelling by train to the Wilder Kaiser region
- Hotel AlpenSchlössl: hotel and facilities in Söll
- Hotel AlpenSchlössl: official booking page
- Gründlalm: mountain restaurant at Hexenwasser in Söll