Winter Walk
Stallwiesalm

Above Sölden, at about 1,860 metres, lies the rustic Stallwiesalm. It is a popular destination for mountain bike rides in summer, but is also open to guests in winter. The hut can be reached via a relatively easy winter hiking trail through wooded terrain. However, hikers need to be reasonably fit to enjoy the pleasant but steady climb of a total of 539 metres in altitude. For the way there and back you should allow about four hours of walking.

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Starting point

Car park at the "Freizeitarena" in Sölden

Hike to

Stallwiesalm hut

Finishing point

Car park at the "Freizeitarena" in Sölden

Mountain chain

Ötztal Alps

Length

8.8 km

Total hiking time

4h

Features

Circular hike

Difficulty rating

medium

Altitude

1,871m 1,348m

Elevation uphill 539m
Vertical metres downhill 539m

Fitness level

Technique

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* These are approximate values and recommendations. Please take your personal fitness level, technical ability and the current weather conditions into account. Tirol Werbung cannot guarantee that the information provided is correct and accepts no liability.

Parking

Car park at the "Freizeitarena", Sölden
Car park at barrier in Granbichl, Sölden

Places serving food and drink

Stallwiesalm

Downloads

GPS data: Stallwiesalm winter walk (gpx)

Trail description

The hike begins in Sölden at the car park of the "Freizeitarena". First follow the asphalt Granbichlstraße along the edge of the forest in a southerly direction. After about 800 metres, turn left onto the forest path into the forest. At the third bend, at almost 1,520 metres, leave the alpine path and follow the Windach trail to the right. Now head parallel to the stream into the Windach Valley until the trail rejoins the wider alpine hiking trail. Turn left here and bear right at the first fork. The destination, the Stallwiesalm hut, is now only one kilometre away. Take the same route back. The signposted shortcuts leading through the forest require hikers to be sure-footed as they are not maintained in winter.