Contact Söll Mountain Railways

The Söll mountain railway takes you in two stages from the Söll valley station (737 m) to Hexenwasser on Hochsöll and on to the summit of the Hohe Salve (1,829 m). At the top, you’ll find Austria’s highest revolving restaurant, the pilgrimage church and a panoramic view of around 70 three-thousand-metre peaks. In winter, you can also ski in Söll in the evenings: in Austria’s largest night-skiing area. Any questions about tickets, timetables or groups? You can contact us directly here.

Any questions about Hexenwasser, the Hohe Salve, tickets or night skiing? Drop us a line – we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. For up-to-date information on lift operations, the quickest way to reach us is by phone.

You can reach Söll by car via the Inntal motorway (A12), taking the Kufstein-Süd (toll-free) or Wörgl-Ost exit. If you’re travelling by train, get off at Hopfgarten, Kufstein, Wörgl or St. Johann – from there, you can continue by bus or taxi. The nearest airport is Innsbruck; alternatively, you can fly into Munich or Salzburg. You’ll find detailed information on routes, tips and connections directly under your chosen mode of transport. If you’re travelling by car, we recommend, where possible, leaving your car at your accommodation and taking the regular buses or Kaiserjet buses to the mountain railway. If you’d prefer to drive directly to the valley station in Söll, there are plenty of free parking spaces available there. Only the "Bergdoktor car park" incurs a charge. Interactive signs on site will help you find a parking space. There are also charging points for electric cars available at the valley station (subject to a charge).