Although there are some tough and steep
runs on the Söll side of Hohe
Salve, only six per cent of Söll’s terrain is
said to be suitable for advanced skiers.
Skiers and boarders in search of chutes, cirques, and epic mogul
fields will be disappointed. Only six per cent of Söll’s terrain is
said to be suitable for advanced skiers. There are 26.5 km of “ski
routes” which are never groomed. Some of the toughest and steepest
skiing can be found on the homeward bound runs on the Söll side of Hohe
Salve. The three kilometre run down to the new Hexen6er (correct
spelling) six-seater chairlift is one of the most challenging. At
Brixen, “Kaslach”, a two-kilometre black run from near the middle
station down to the village is also challenging. At Scheffau, another
black run for stronger skiers and boarders to get their teeth into runs
from the top station in Scheffau (Brandstadl) down to the middle
station (Neualm). Westendorf boasts the black 1.5 km “Chor” run from
the Alpenrose lift.
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