Skiing in Solda in the Ortler Skiarena

The Solda all'Ortles ski area in the Vinschgau Valley is part of the Ortler Skiarena ski area and its winter season opens from the end of October/beginning of November until the first days of May. The renowned South Tyrolean resort is located at the foot of the Ortler Group and within the Stelvio National Park.

The ski area has 19 slopes, 44 km of slopes and 11 ski lifts including the largest cable car in the world (4 cabins with a capacity of 110 people each, 440 in total). Skiing here means facing an altitude ranging from 1,900 to 3,250 metres. Solda guarantees skiers plenty of snow and a panorama that will be hard to forget. All around there are 14 peaks that exceed 3,000 metres.

Dedicated to families, the Solda all'Ortles ski area offers the Yeti-Club snow kindergarten of the Solda ski school, where you can learn how to move safely on skis or snowboard. For skiers in search of adrenaline, until late spring, you can tackle the slopes in ski mountaineering. An unmissable destination for all off-piste enthusiasts is certainly Cima di Solda at 3,376 metres.

The Solda ski resort is also part of the Skiarena Due Paesi. With a single ski pass you have at your disposal six ski areas between the Austrian Tyrol and South Tyrol. The areas between Nauders at the Reschenpass and Solda in the Vinschgau Valley have been connected for a total of 211 km of slopes.

How to get to Solda

The village of Solda is located in a side valley of the Vinschgau Valley. It can be reached from the Stelvio Pass, but during the winter period it is closed for safety reasons. The alternative is to arrive from the Vinschgau Valley.

Getting here by car
- Motorway A12 Inntal > exit Reschen/Passo di Resia) | 98 km 95 mins.
- Brenner Motorway > exit Bolzano Sud | 92 km 87 min

Getting to Val Venosta
From the south: A22 > Bolzano south motorway exit > take the junction for the Bolzano-Merano highway > take the Val Venosta state road.

Getting here by bus
In Solda skibuses are free throughout the season (from November to April). Buses leave from Montechiaro (Lichtenberg), Agums, Prato allo Stelvio (Prad), Stelvio (Stilfs Dorf), Gomagoi and Trafoi.

Getting here by train
There are no train connections directly to Solda. You can get to Landeck and continue by bus via Prato allo Stelvio and Stelvio. Alternatively you can get to Merano railway station and take the bus to Sulden. To get closer to Sulden you can stop at Spondigna, which can be reached from Merano by regional train.

Getting here by plane
The closest airports to Solda are Bolzano (99 km away) and Innsbruck (165 km away).

Opening period and number of slopes

26/10/2024 – 04/05/2025

Seilbahn Sulden: 4 blue, 5 red and 3 black
Langenstein & Kanzel: 6 blue, 2 red and 1 black