About Sölden
Sölden is the main resort of the Ötztal in Tyrol, a village at 1,368 m with two glaciers above it. Its ski area runs from 1,350 m up to 3,340 m, with 144 km of slopes and 31 lifts, and the glaciers are skied from October into May. Further up the same valley are Obergurgl and Hochgurgl, higher still.
We drive private transfers to Sölden and the villages around it from Innsbruck, Munich and Zurich airports, to the door of your hotel, chalet or apartment. The vehicle is yours alone and the price is set when you book.
Sölden, Hochsölden, Obergurgl and Hochgurgl
The Ötztal road leaves the Inn valley motorway at the Ötztal exit and runs 38 km up the valley to Sölden, through Oetz, Umhausen and Längenfeld. Hochsölden sits above the village at 2,083 m. Obergurgl is 14 km beyond Sölden at 1,907 m, and Hochgurgl, on the road to the Timmelsjoch, is the highest at 2,154 m. Tell us the address when you book and we take you there.
Coming from Munich
Most of our Sölden guests land at Munich. The drive takes about 3 hours 15 minutes on clear roads, either through Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Seefeld or on the motorway via Kufstein. The roads, the vignette and the border on the way back are in our guide to the drive from Munich Airport, and being met at the airport is on our Munich Airport page.
When the valley road closes
Above Sölden, the road to Obergurgl and Hochgurgl is occasionally closed for avalanche danger. On 22 December 2023 it was shut from Zwieselstein to Obergurgl until the next day, with no way round. If a closure or avalanche risk stops your transfer, you can cancel with a full refund.
