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Información suministrada por 3 Nov 2011

Mark from United Kingdom writes:

Just back from a week in Solden over Christmas. It was a last minute booking at a chatered chalet.

Location:
Convenient flight into Innsbruck and a 1 hour 20 minute transfer to Solden. There are also train links from all major cities.

Getting around:
We stayed about 5 minutes walk from the Giggijoch gondola which was very convenient. It would not be so great if you are not staying that close and need to catch one of the free shuttle buses to get around. The buses run every 10-15 minutes and there are 2 main gondola stations in the village. Shops, bars and restaurants are all along the main street.

Lift system:
Extensive lift system to access a reasonable amount of terrain! There is plenty of terrain accessible by 2 main lifts. Besides the first gondola from the base, it never felt crowded or busy. We never had to queue for more than 5-10 minutes. All new lifts with covers to keep the snow and wind away.

Terrain:
Good variety to cater for everyone. Long wide open groomers, steep black runs and easily accessible off-piste. The main runs to the restaurants get crowded with beginners and lessons. Not many traverses which is good for snowborders.

I would return back to Solden and recommend it to skiers / boarders of all ability levels.

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