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Ski area Solda
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 3,250 m | Gondola lift: | 4 |
| Lowest point: | 1,900 m | Pistes in total: | 44 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 1,310 m |
Pistes:
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17 km |
| Lifts in total: | 11 |
Pistes:
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13 km |
| Tow lifts: | 2 |
Pistes:
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14 km |
| Chair lifts: | 5 | ||
Ski area Solda
With the lift pass "Solda" you even have access to a total of 52.3 kilometres of pistes and 19 lifts in the Solda and Furcia ski areas.
The ski area in Solda impresses with its snow security from November all the way to the beginning of May on 44 diverse km of piste found on the glacier. 11 lifts bring you up onto the mountain, one of them being the largest cable car systems in the Alps. The 10-person circulating lift, the Rosim Lift, takes you comfortably to the Kanzel ski area. This area next to Langenstein is especially designed for experts. The panorama piste in that area runs over 2.5 km and 650 m altitude down tot he valley station of the chair lift.
Beginners particularly get their money's worth on both practice pistes at the valley station as well as the sunny slope. Freestyle fans can also take part in the action: Next to the funpark at the Madritsch Hut, a permanent boardercross run is available to check out. Deep snow runs are also ready to be tested out at Schöntauf peak.
By the way, parents don't have to worry about their little ones: they'll be taken good care of in the Yeti Club, where they can await a diverse day programme.
For even more variety on the slopes, it's worth taking a trip to the Furcia ski area, about 7 km away. There you will find another 8 kilometres of slopes with 4 lifts.
The ski area in Solda impresses with its snow security from November all the way to the beginning of May on 44 diverse km of piste found on the glacier. 11 lifts bring you up onto the mountain, one of them being the largest cable car systems in the Alps. The 10-person circulating lift, the Rosim Lift, takes you comfortably to the Kanzel ski area. This area next to Langenstein is especially designed for experts. The panorama piste in that area runs over 2.5 km and 650 m altitude down tot he valley station of the chair lift.
Beginners particularly get their money's worth on both practice pistes at the valley station as well as the sunny slope. Freestyle fans can also take part in the action: Next to the funpark at the Madritsch Hut, a permanent boardercross run is available to check out. Deep snow runs are also ready to be tested out at Schöntauf peak.
By the way, parents don't have to worry about their little ones: they'll be taken good care of in the Yeti Club, where they can await a diverse day programme.
For even more variety on the slopes, it's worth taking a trip to the Furcia ski area, about 7 km away. There you will find another 8 kilometres of slopes with 4 lifts.
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 Stelvio
Only a stone's throw from Stelvio, in the nearby Solda, you can explore a beautiful night ski area in Southern Tyrol. On a 2.5 km illuminated piste, night skiing is possible once per week. It is not only the piste that is open to use, also the nearby huts extend their opening hours for night skiers. If you already own a lift pass, night skiing fun is included. The conveyor belt at the piste is of course open for night skiing as well, so that you do not have to walk up to the piste.Après ski Stelvio
In correlation with its location on the slope and the manageable size, Stelvio is perfectly suitable for prime relaxation and quiet after a long day's skiing. The hotel restaurants around the Ortisei church invite you in to try hearty dishes and cosy get-togethers. Those who like to keep their travel time short can visit the Tibet Hut. The elegant Tibetan rotunda is enthroned up on the Stelvio Pass and serves Italian cuisine along with a unique panoramic view.
Snowpark: Funpark Sulden Stelvio
The snow park in the ski area of Solda draws in freestyle fans with diverse boxes, rails and kickers. Additionally, there is a permanent boardercross run out in the free-ski area near the Madritsch hut.
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