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Ski area Solda
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 3,250 m | Pistes in total: | 44 km |
| Lowest point: | 1,900 m |
Pistes:
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17 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 915 m |
Pistes:
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13 km |
| Lifts in total: | 11 |
Pistes:
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14 km |
| Gondola lift: | 4 | ||
| Chair lifts: | 5 | ||
| Tow lifts: | 2 | ||
Ski area Solda
The "Sulden" lift pass gives you access to a total of 52.3 kilometres of pistes and 19 lifts in 2 ski areas: Sulden and Trafoi.
The ski area in the close-by Sulden (ital. Solda) offers snow security through from November to May. 44 diverse piste kilometres are ready to be explored at the glacier, there's something to be found for everyone. 11 lifts are available to get you up the mountain, among them one of the biggest aerial cable cars of the Alps: 4 gondolas carry 110 persons each. The 10-person gondola Rosim-Bahn takes you directly to the ski area Kanzel. The area is particularly suitable for pros. The now accessible panorama piste measures 2,5 km and crosses 550 m altitude difference down to the valley station.
Beginners will have the best time at the practice lifts at the valley station and on the sun slope. Pros will love the pistes at the Kanzel and the Langenstein. Even the freestyle offer is nothing to be ashamed off: next to the fun park at the Madritsch hut, there is a permanent boardercross run and a half pipe. Freerider can enjoy great deep powder snow opportunities at the Schöntaufspitze.
The ski bus takes you from Prato allo Stelvio directly to Sulden and to other areas in the region. The pistes of the ski areas Trafoi as well as the family ski areas Watles, Schöneben and Haideralm are not far away.
The Stilfserjoch actually has a ski area as well - but it is only open in the summer! There, the ski national teams have their training area on the 30 km of piste on 3,150 to 3,450 m altitude.
With the lift pass "Skiarena Vinschgau", you have access to a total of 133 km of piste and 39 lifts in 5 ski areas: Sulden, Schöneben, Haideralm, Watles and Trafoi. (s. ski region)
The ski area in the close-by Sulden (ital. Solda) offers snow security through from November to May. 44 diverse piste kilometres are ready to be explored at the glacier, there's something to be found for everyone. 11 lifts are available to get you up the mountain, among them one of the biggest aerial cable cars of the Alps: 4 gondolas carry 110 persons each. The 10-person gondola Rosim-Bahn takes you directly to the ski area Kanzel. The area is particularly suitable for pros. The now accessible panorama piste measures 2,5 km and crosses 550 m altitude difference down to the valley station.
Beginners will have the best time at the practice lifts at the valley station and on the sun slope. Pros will love the pistes at the Kanzel and the Langenstein. Even the freestyle offer is nothing to be ashamed off: next to the fun park at the Madritsch hut, there is a permanent boardercross run and a half pipe. Freerider can enjoy great deep powder snow opportunities at the Schöntaufspitze.
The ski bus takes you from Prato allo Stelvio directly to Sulden and to other areas in the region. The pistes of the ski areas Trafoi as well as the family ski areas Watles, Schöneben and Haideralm are not far away.
The Stilfserjoch actually has a ski area as well - but it is only open in the summer! There, the ski national teams have their training area on the 30 km of piste on 3,150 to 3,450 m altitude.
With the lift pass "Skiarena Vinschgau", you have access to a total of 133 km of piste and 39 lifts in 5 ski areas: Sulden, Schöneben, Haideralm, Watles and Trafoi. (s. ski region)
Rules of conduct on ski pistes in Italy
To ensure safety on the ski slopes in Italy, stricter safety regulations have been in force since 2022. In order to use the ski areas, everyone must have liability insurance that covers damage to third parties. It will also be possible to take out this insurance on site for individual days. Drunken skiing is prohibited and punishable by heavy fines, with a maximum of 0.5 mg of alcohol per litre of blood. To reduce the risk of injury, helmets are also compulsory for all minors when skiing, snowboarding or tobogganing.
Night skiing Solda
In beautiful Southern Tyrol, at Stilfserhoch, you can extend your skiing day. The nearby ski area Sulden offers night skiing once per week. You can indulge in night skiing on 2.5 km piste that are illuminated for night skiers. The conveyor belt is also open and illuminated so that nobody has to walk up the mountain by themselves. When it comes to the culinary aspects, the mountain huts along the piste are also open for night skiing. With the lift pass Sulden you can go night skiing for free.Après ski Solda
Aprés ski locations can be found very close to the ski areas. In Sulden, for instance, people get together at the Skialm at the valley, in Café Ilse or in the Après Club at the end of a day's skiing. In Prad itself, things are a bit more quiet though. Here, you can enjoy the typical Vinschgau cuisine in one of the restaurants.
If you prefer to stay active after dawn, there are several hikes through the beautiful surroundings to be had, e.g. to the Fischerseen Lakes or the Suldenbach stream as well as Reschensee Lake with its sunken church tower. The frozen lake attracts snow kiters, ice sailors, ice skaters and speed skaters alike. A further ice rink can be found in the "Sportzone Prad".
A 900 m long toboggan run by the St. Johann church is great fun for the little ones. And if you like to explore nature, the National Park Stilfserjoch waits up with the visitor centre "aquaprad".
If you prefer to stay active after dawn, there are several hikes through the beautiful surroundings to be had, e.g. to the Fischerseen Lakes or the Suldenbach stream as well as Reschensee Lake with its sunken church tower. The frozen lake attracts snow kiters, ice sailors, ice skaters and speed skaters alike. A further ice rink can be found in the "Sportzone Prad".
A 900 m long toboggan run by the St. Johann church is great fun for the little ones. And if you like to explore nature, the National Park Stilfserjoch waits up with the visitor centre "aquaprad".
Snowpark Solda: Funpark Sulden
The snowpark in the ski area Sulden attracts freestyle fans with various boxes, rails and kickers. Moreover, there is a permanent boarder cross run in the free-ski area near the Madritsch hut.
Is the Solda ski area not right for you? Then have a look here instead: Ski areas Italy
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