Sölden's lift-served trail network in the Ötztal, with nine summer lifts, a 2026 upgrade that makes the whole area rideable on blue trails, and e-bike charging stations on the mountain.
The official pages don't say whether e-bikes may ride the Bike Republic trails.
Nine lifts run in summer 2026, including all bike lifts; no e-bike rule or fee was found.
Summer charging stations at Gaislachkogl middle station, the Bäckelar Wirt pump track, Bergzauber, Rotkogelhütte and Stallwiesalm.
Bike shops and rental are listed officially; e-bike rental not confirmed.
No e-bike rules are published for Bike Republic Sölden — ask at the lifts before riding. Charging is available at several huts.
Bike Republic Sölden is the lift-served riding area of Sölden in Tyrol's Ötztal. Summer 2026 operations started on 4 June, with nine lifts taking guests up.
New for 2026
The new Hupfar Line jump line is more than 1.6 km long, the 400 m Drimmle Line links Gaislachkogl and Giggijoch, and the red Traien Trail has been extended by 1.7 km to 2.3 km. For the first time, the whole Bike Republic can be ridden on blue trails, and a new pump track over 100 m long has opened.
E-bikes
Sölden has summer e-bike charging stations at the Gaislachkogl middle station, the Bäckelar Wirt pump track, Bergzauber, Rotkogelhütte and Stallwiesalm. However, the official pages we checked do not say whether e-bikes may ride the Bike Republic trails or use the lifts, so ask locally before you go.
Frequently asked questions
When does Bike Republic Sölden open in 2026?
Summer operations started on 4 June 2026.
What's new for 2026?
The Hupfar jump line, the Drimmle Line link, a longer Traien Trail and a pump track over 100 m long.
Can beginners ride the whole area?
Yes — for the first time the whole area can be ridden on blue trails.
Can I charge an e-bike on the mountain?
Yes, for example at the Gaislachkogl middle station and several huts.