When winter transforms the Tyrolean lowlands into a glistening snowy landscape and fresh powder snow covers the mountains, the best time of the year begins for deep snow fans. The SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental is one of the largest and most varied ski areas in Austria – and is an ideal starting point for unforgettable deep snow experiences. Perfectly located in the middle of it all: the Hotel Tyrol in Söll, your retreat for enjoyment, relaxation and alpine lifestyle.
1. the SkiWelt at a glance: Variety on over 275 kilometers of slopes
The SkiWelt offers everything you need for a perfect day’s skiing:
- over 275 km of perfectly groomed pistes,
- 81 modern lifts,
- Altitudes up to almost 1,900 meters,
- numerous huts & alpine huts,
- Fun parks, downhill runs, and… plenty of off-piste runs for deep snow lovers.
The region around Söll is considered to be particularly diverse: from long leisurely runs to sporty steep slopes and untracked snow fields – everyone will find the right challenge here.
2. deep snow highlights: Where freeriders get their money’s worth
While groomed slopes have their appeal, the hearts of skiers and snowboarders beat faster when fresh powder snow calls. The SkiWelt offers various off-piste runs which – depending on the snow conditions – provide fantastic freeride moments.
Popular deep snow spots around Söll:
- Slopes in the Hohe Salve area – ideal for advanced freeriders
- Variants in the direction of Brixen and Hopfgarten
- Terrain below selected gondola and chair lifts, which often remain untracked after snowfall
Tip: If you start early, you have the best chance of finding the first lines in the powder.
3. when is the best time for deep snow in the SkiWelt?
Deep snow weeks cannot be planned exactly – but the chances are particularly good in the Tyrolean lowlands:
- January & February: statistically the snowiest
- After major snowfalls: As soon as the sun comes out again, the powder paradise begins
- Early winter with cold air conditions: Surprisingly often ideal conditions as early as December
The Hotel Tyrol informs guests on request about the current snow conditions, avalanche situation and weather forecasts – perfect for spontaneously making the most of the best days.
4. safety & equipment: what deep snow fans should bear in mind
Anyone who ventures off the groomed slopes should be well prepared. This includes:
Equipment
- Avalanche transceiver (avalanche transceiver)
- Probe & shovel
- Backpack, ideally with airbag system
- Helmet & protectors
- Preparation by ski instructors/freeride guides
Safety rules
- Study the avalanche report
- Observe warning notices in the ski area
- Never ride variants alone
- Assess terrain & routes well
If you are unsure, it is best to book a professional guide – at Hotel Tyrol, guests receive recommendations and booking assistance.
5. perfect connection: from the snow flank directly to the feel-good hotel
After an intensive day in the deep snow, there is nothing better than being pampered at the Hotel Tyrol:
Wellness & relaxation
- Sauna world for regeneration
- Cozy relaxation rooms
- Warming baths & treatments
- Relaxation for tired legs and back
Culinary delights
- Rich breakfast for the perfect start
- traditional Tyrolean dishes & modern cuisine
- Cozy parlors for moments of pleasure
Location
- Central location in Söll – ideal access to the SkiWelt
- Ski bus & infrastructure right outside the door
- Comfortable retreat with Tyrolean warmth
6. conclusion: Deep snow weeks in the Tyrolean lowlands – an experience that stays with you
The combination of impressive mountain scenery, varied freeride opportunities and the feel-good ambience of the Hotel Tyrol will make your winter vacation unforgettable. When powder snow, sunshine and Tyrolean hospitality come together, the magic that turns winter days into favorite moments is created.
Fancy your own personal deep snow week?
Then secure your stay at Hotel Tyrol – and experience Tyrol at its best.
