THE MOST HOLIDAY Homes IN Sölden, Ötz,Längenfeld UND Umhausen
Holiday homes and holiday apartments Ötztal Arena
Ötztal Arena - The skiarea
The Ötztal Arena is a true paradise for winter sports lovers. With its impressive backdrop, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks and deep snow-covered valleys, it is a place where you can experience winter in all its glory. The arena is located in the heart of Tyrol and offers a wide range of activities to suit all tastes. Whether skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing or simply enjoying the breathtaking nature - the Ötztal Arena has something for everyone.
▼Read more
Ski area Sölden
Slopes - 95 km
EasyCross-country skiing - 7 km
Piste map & Photos
Ski area Obergurgl-Hochgurgl
Slopes - 62 km
EasyCross-country skiing - 4 km
Ski area Hochoetz
Slopes - 20 km
EasySki area Niederthai
Ski area altitude
1528 m - 1667 mSki lifts
0 
0 Slopes - 2 km
EasyCross-country skiing - 11 km
Ski area Vent
Slopes - 10 km
EasySki area Kühtai
Slopes - 35 km
EasyCross-country skiing - 7 km
Well-known ski villages of Ötztal Arena
Ötztal Arena: WHERE YOUR PERFECT SKI HOLIDAY STARTS
Selected holiday homes in Ötztal Arena
Ski Schools Ötztal Arena
Looking for a ski school in Ötztal Arena? Thanks to our cooperation with CheckYeti you can find and book the best ski schools in Austria quickly and easily. CheckYeti offers you the widest choice, attractive prices and maximum flexibility. Whether you are looking for private lessons, group lessons or special children's courses, you will always find something suitable.
Great enjoyment: the best group accommodation at Ötztal Arena
Selected group accommodations of Ötztal Arena
Skiing in the Austrian Alps: Why the Ötztal Arena?
The Ötztal Arena is a dream destination for skiers. With over 350 kilometres of groomed slopes stretching up to 3,344 metres, the arena offers an impressive variety of runs for all levels of difficulty. The modern lifts guarantee fast and comfortable access to the slopes. The high snow reliability, the first-class ski schools and the varied après-ski offer make the Ötztal Arena the perfect choice for your skiing holiday.
Ötztal Arena: a winter wonderland for all skill levels
Whether you are a beginner or a pro, the Ötztal Arena offers the right terrain for everyone. The gentle slopes of the blue runs are ideal for beginners and children, while experienced skiers can let off steam on the challenging black runs or in the freeride terrain. With special practice areas and child-friendly facilities, the arena is also a perfect place for families.
Top pistes and cross-country trails in the Ötztal Arena
The Ötztal Arena is renowned for its excellent pistes and cross-country trails. Highlights include the famous "BIG 3 Rally", a 50-kilometre tour that takes you to the three highest viewpoints in the arena, and the challenging "Schwarze Schneid", the highest skiable piste in Austria. Cross-country skiers can enjoy over 185 kilometres of perfectly groomed trails.
Not only skiing: Other winter activities in the Ötztal Arena
Away from the slopes, the Ötztal Arena offers a wide range of activities. Enjoy a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snow-covered landscape, go ice skating or try out snow tubing. For the more adventurous, there are opportunities for ice climbing, paragliding and snowshoeing.
Après-ski in the Ötztal Arena: where to relax after a day on the slopes
After a day on the slopes, the Ötztal Arena invites you to relax. In the numerous après-ski bars and huts you can reflect on the day's experiences over a hot drink. Everyone will find their place in the Philipp Bar , Schirmbarr or Almrausch in Sölden.
The most important questions about the Ötztal Arena
Planning a skiing holiday in Austria? Are you looking for the ideal holiday home in Austria? As well as a wide range of accommodation, we can provide you with all the information you need about the ski resorts in Tyrol so that you are well prepared for your trip. Feel free to contact us if you have any specific questions or need help planning your stay, we are happy to help.
- When is the best time to ski in the Ötztal Arena?
- Is snow guaranteed in the Ötztal?
- Which ski resorts are part of the Ötztal Arena?
- Is there a ski pass for all the areas in the Ötztal Arena?
- What leisure activities are there away from the pistes?
- Are there après ski in Sölden?
- Where is the Ötztal Arena?
- Are there ski buses in the Ötztal Arena?
When is the best time to ski in the Ötztal Arena?
The best season is from December to April. Thanks to the high altitude and modern snow-making facilities, the Ötztal Arena is considered snow-sure.
Is the Ötztal guaranteed to have snow?
Yes, the Ötztal is considered to be very snow-sure. The ski resorts of Sölden and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl in particular offer ideal snow conditions from November to May due to their altitude of over 3,000 metres.
The resorts also have modern snow-making facilities. This makes the Ötztal a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts who want to rely on reliable conditions.
Which ski resorts are part of the Ötztal Arena?
The most famous ski resort is Sölden with the 'BIG3' - three ski mountains over 3,000 metres. Here you will also find Obergurgl-Hochgurgl, Hochoetz and Kühtai.
Is there a ski pass for all the areas in the Ötztal Arena?
Yes, there is one ski pass valid for all ski areas in the Ötztal Arena - the Ötztal Super Skipass. This combines the ski areas of Sölden, Obergurgl-Hochgurgl, Hochoetz-Kühtai, Vent, Gries and Niederthai. In addition, the areas also have a ski pass for their own ski area.
What leisure activities are there away from the pistes?
Away from the slopes, in winter you can hike, toboggan, cross-country ski, ice climb or relax in the Aqua Dome. In summer, Area47 beckons. It is the largest outdoor amusement park in Austria.
Is there après ski in Sölden?
Yes, Sölden is one of the most famous après-ski destinations in the Alps. The vibrant nightlife often starts right after skiing and goes late into the night. Popular bars include the Giggijoch Schirmbar (next to the Giggijochbahn valley station) and the Fire & Ice in the centre of Sölden. The Almrausch is also in the centre of Sölden. The Kuhstall (next to the Gaislachkoglbahn valley station) is the cult venue in Sölden. Also Katapult, Marco's, Philipp Bar and many more.
If après-ski is important to you, then you've come to the right place!
Where is the Ötztal Arena?
The Ötztal Arena is located in the Ötztal, a side valley of the Inntal in Tyrol. The valley is approximately 65 kilometres long and begins at the village of Ötztal-Bahnhof, near the A12 motorway leading west from Innsbruck.
The ski area itself includes several well-known resorts such as Sölden and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl.
The Ötztal Arena is easily accessible by car via the A12 motorway and by public transport.
The nearest train station is Ötztal-Bahnhof, from where there are regular buses to the ski resorts. The nearest airport is Innsbruck, about 50 km away.
Are there ski buses in the Ötztal Arena?
Yes, in the Ötztal Arena there are ski buses that transport winter sports enthusiasts comfortably and free of charge (with a valid ski pass) between the various ski areas and villages in the valley.
Rent a holiday home in the Ötztal Arena
On our website you will find a wide selection of holiday homes, holiday flats, chalets and group houses in the Ötztal Arena. Enjoy the comfort of your own home, cook your own meals and relax in your private sauna after a day on the slopes. Book your dream holiday home in the Ötztal Arena now!
The Ötztal Arena is more than just a ski area - it is a place where you can create unforgettable memories. With its impressive nature, diverse activities and warm hospitality, it is the perfect place for your summer or winter holiday. Book your holiday home now on Ferienhaus-Tirol.eu and experience the magic of the Ötztal Arena for yourself!
