Söll

Söll is a municipality in the Kufstein district in the western Austrian state of Tyrol. It lies in the Brixental valley at the foot of the Wilder Kaiser mountains, roughly 40 kilometers east of Innsbruck and near the town of Kufstein. The town is a central part of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental, one of Austria’s largest interconnected ski areas, linking Söll with nearby villages such as Scheffau, Ellmau and Hopfgarten. In winter, Söll serves as a base for skiing and other snow-related tourism; in summer the region is popular with hikers and cyclists.

Geographically, the area comprises the village of Söll and several smaller hamlets set among alpine pastures, forests and streams. The Hohe Salve, a distinctive peak in the region, is accessible from the valley by cable car and is a focal point for panoramic views and recreational facilities.

Söll has medieval roots as part of the Tyrolean land held by the Habsburgs and is currently a municipality within the Kufstein district of Tyrol. The local economy is dominated by tourism, with hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and services catering to winter and summer visitors.

Transport links include road access via the Austrian highway network and regional bus connections to Kufstein and Wörgl; the nearest railway stations are in Kufstein or Wörgl. The town’s ski lifts are integrated into the SkiWelt network, providing access to extensive slopes during the winter season.