Skibus and parking areas

The scattered hamlets of Sölden are well connected to the ski area. During peak season, the skibus shuttles are running in 10-minute intervals from Zwieselstein to Kaisers (in spring every 20 minutes).
A village bus line runs from the hamlets of Leite/Grünwald, Granstein and Granbichl to the Giggijoch mountain gondola (4 times in the morning, 4 times back again in the afternoon).
Another village bus line takes guests from the hamlets of Moos and See to the Gaislachkogl mountain gondola (same intervals). From mid-April there are still 2 connections each.

Ski bus Sölden
(valid: opening ski area Giggijoch until 14.12.2018)

Local bus Sölden
(valid: opening ski area Giggijoch until 15.12.2018)

Guest Card holders can also use the regular bus line from Imst or Ötztal-Bahnhof via Längenfeld, Sölden and Zwieselstein to Obergurgl-Hochgurgl. These lines run in short intervals during the winter season.

Public bus Ötztal
(valid: 01.10.2018 - 14.12.2018)

Skiers who don't stay directly in Sölden can take full advantage of the well-developed bus network within the whole valley. At the most important times of the day, the skibus from Längenfeld is running every 30 minutes to Sölden and further on to Obergurgl-Hochgurgl. Also Längenfeld has a local connecting line to the hamlets of Gries, Burgstein and Runhof.

Winter sports fans from Vent reach Sölden in the morning with several buses and can return in the afternoon.

Bus line Vent
(valid: 01.10.2018 - 14.12.2018)

There are five connections in both directions, that link the almost 2000 meter high hamlet of Hochsölden to the village center  of Sölden (Giggijoch mountain gondola).

In autumn and in spring, when only the glacier ski area is in operation, a free glacier skibus takes guests from Sölden's center to Rettenbach Glacier and Tiefenbach Glacier.

Glacier ski bus
(valid: 01.10.2018 - 25.10.2018)

Glacier ski bus
(valid: 26.10.2018 until opening ski area Giggijoch)