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If you're a beginner like me (ski/snowboard), I think is not possible not learning how to do this in Sölden.
The school cost 149 Euro (4 days), or about 250 Euro if you need equipment too (I'm not sure).
Now, you have two options:
1. to learn on the same track with your friends (track 13 from Giggijoch), but in this case you also have to pay normal skipass. (in February, 230 Euro/5 days)
2. to learn down on track 50, just for beginners. In this case you have to pay a special skipass just for that track 10 Euro/day, is not valid on some other tracks.
I choose the second option and after 4 days ski school I downhill together with my friends on red tracks. (blue is for beginners, red is medium, black is difficult)
I met some guys who were able to go on black tracks after few days, but this depends on you and the group.
Updated Mar 12, 2009
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Of course everybody wants to have fun when is going to ski and think "there is no way to have an accident!" Nobody wants that, but S... happen all the time. So, the tip I want to share with you is about safety card in case of accident on track. During my trip to Sölden, every day somebody needed special transportation (snowmobile, helicopter, ratrack...) from tracks, transportation payed by the "patient", and is not cheap! Of course, having the safety card doesn't mean you are safe but, at least, save as much as you can after such a terrible thing and don't pay more.
So, when you buy skipass, ask for safety card, it cost 10 Euro and if you have it and need it (hope not!) this special transportation is already payed.
Let's pray you are going to loose 10 Euro!
Updated Mar 12, 2009
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In Spring, summer and fall, there is some beautifull hiking to be done with some breathtaking views. You can hike around here for days, and as most people go to the beach summer, it is pretty quiet here.
Equipment: Good shoes, warm jacket, compas a map and some water is essential, except early spring, then you can eat some clean snow and get water in.
Written Mar 30, 2003
Website: www.soelden.com
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In Solden it is all bout skiing and snowboarding. The lifts are perfect and fast, taking you to one off the best slopes in the world. They even have year round snow on the glacier.
So for skiers and boarders it is paradise
Equipment: Just your best skis or snowboard and whatever comes with it/
Written Mar 30, 2003
Website: www.soelden.com
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Not only in winter you can go skiing in Sölden. The Rettenbach and Tiefenbach glaciers allow skiing the whole year.
The glaciers are at 2'900 to 3'300 meters above sea level.
As usual on glaciers there aren't much steep runs, most of them are blue and there are two red ones.
Updated Mar 6, 2003
Website: www.soelden.com
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In Winter you go to Sölden for a good Party and of course for Skiing and Snowboarding.
There are lots of different runs from the easy blue ones to the difficult and steep black runs. The Pistes are prepared excelent and if there isn't enough natural snow Sölden is equiped with everything needed to create artificial snow.
The Skiing area is divided in these sections: Gigijoch, Gaislachkogl and the Glaciers Rettenbach and Tiefenbach. They are all connected together.
Most Lifts are prety new and fast, so there isn't much waiting times. (See my transportation tips for more).
Equipment: Bring your own with you or rent it in one of the sport shops.
Written Mar 6, 2003
Website: www.soelden.com
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If you want to score a different environment to sky, you have the occasion to do it in a tunnel; isn't that cool?
Up to 3.340 m on track 38 you may find this tunnel.
Enjoy it!
Written Mar 19, 2009
Address: Track 38, 3.340m high
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