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Gaislachalm at Sölden

Intermediate · 4168 m long with 496 m of vertical, averaging 12° and 31° at its steepest, facing E.

31°steepest 50 m
12°average pitch
4168 mlength
496 mvertical
2207 mtop elevation
Efaces

Snow and sun

Gaislachalm is east-facing: morning sun, softens first and shades by early afternoon.

Grooming: backcountry, classic. Ungroomed, off-piste character.

How to get to Gaislachalm

Lifts that reach the top: Gaislachalm (skiing novice terrain to get there); Heidebahn (skiing easy terrain to get there); Wasserkar (skiing easy terrain to get there); Gaislachkoglbahn I (skiing advanced terrain to get there); Stabele (skiing advanced terrain to get there); Gratl (skiing advanced terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 122 minutes, intermediate skiing needed):

  1. Ride Innerwald I
  2. Hike Panoramaweg
  3. Hike Sonneck/Gaislachalm/Silbertal
  4. Hike Sonneck/Gaislachalm/Silbertal, Gaislachkogl, Gaislach (easy)
  5. Hike Sonneck/Gaislachalm/Silbertal
  6. Ride Gaislachalm

Where it ends

Joins Sonneck/Gaislachalm/Silbertal, 2, unnamed easy trail. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Gaislachalm (1 min), Heidebahn (1 min), unnamed rope tow (3 min).

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Measured from OpenStreetMap geometry and elevation via OpenSkiMap (ODbL). Times are rough. Grades, grooming and openings change day to day — check the resort's own reports.