Sölden, Austria: Where the Ski Season Starts with Theresa
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Few ski resorts in Europe combine early-season glacier skiing, massive terrain, modern lifts, and a lively alpine town quite like Sölden, Austria. Located in the Ötztal Valley about 45 minutes west of Innsbruck, Sölden has grown from a quiet farming village into one of Austria’s most powerful and dependable ski destinations — without losing its mountainsoul.
In this episode of Where to Ski, host John Morgan is joined by Theresa Strein, a Tyrolean local who grew up just up the road from Sölden and now works there. Her perspective reveals why Sölden continues to attract everyone from first-day skiers to freeriders chasing deep days.
While Sölden isnt known as a freeride destination, locals know better. With terrain on all aspects of Gaislachkogl, snow sticks around long after storms pass. Sölden delivers unforgettable powder days — including deep, light snow that surprises visitors who underestimate Austria’s Alps.
Sölden is exceptionally friendly to intermediateskiers. Areas like Rotkoglijock feature wide,flowing runs perfect for easing back into ski season or spending full days exploring without repetition.
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