Snowshoe hiking & winter walking

Step by step towards a holistic experience

The hiking paradise of Sölden also has a marvelous winter season: 49.5 km of cleared, signposted winter hiking trails take walkers straight through snow-covered forests, white meadows and along Ötztaler Ache mountain brook. Adventure-seeking vacationers grab their snowshoes and listen to the crunching snow under their feet while lively Sölden disappears in the background. Trudging through the untouched white either on your own or accompanied by a local guide you will take new insights on the way to rustic mountain huts.

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Sautens - Toboggan run

Sledding • Oetztal

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Ötztal Tourismus

/ Sautens Winter
Photo: Ötztal Tourismus

The Tour

1,5 km long, lightened toboggan run

0.9 km

0:03 h

0 m

112 m

Details

Altitude

947 m

835 m

Equipment

Sturdy shoes with non-slip sole
Helmet with ski goggles
gloves
Warm, waterproof clothing
Flashlight or headlamp for sledding at night

Tips, hints and links

More details about tobogganing in Ötztal:

https://www.oetztal.com/rodeln

Turn-by-turn directions

Start

Sautens (947 m)

Coordinates:

Geographic

47.200779 N 10.865607 E

UTM

32T 641299 5229164

Destination

Sautens

Turn-by-turn directions

1,5 km long, lightened toboggan run near the church. walking time approx. 45 min. traffic free - toboggan rental and taxi transfert service at Gasthof Hotel Post

Getting There

Public transport

Enjoy a both comfortable and relaxing train ride to the train station in Ötztal Bahnhof. You get off the train in ÖTZTAL Bahnhof where you change to a public bus or local taxi. The current bus schedule can be found at: http://fahrplan.vvt.at

Getting there

Sautens is located in the West of Austria, more exactly in the province of TIROL. It is a south-facing side valley of the Inntal – the ÖTZTAL. Plan the quickest and easiest travel route from your home town to the Ötztal valley online with the Route Planner:

https://www.google.at/maps