Gaislachkogel middle station Travel Guide

Located in the Ötztal Valley, the Gaislachkogel middle station is much more than just a stop on a cable car ride; it's a destination in itself, offering diverse experiences for all ages and abilities. Situated at over 2,000 meters above sea level, the middle station provides access to hiking trails, panoramic views, and culinary delights.The middle station is easily accessible via the Gaislachkogelbahn cable car from Sölden. The station features restaurants, including the newly opened FALCON restaurants in 2021, offering a range of dining options from quick snacks to regional cuisine. For adventure seekers, the middle station is the starting point for mountain cart descents, where visitors can race down a 7.3-kilometer natural track to the valley station. Hikers can explore trails like the one to the heart-shaped lake Gaislachsee or the nature exploration trail to Maria's Alm.In winter, the middle station transforms into a ski hub, providing access to the slopes of the Sölden ski area. Skiers and snowboarders can easily access the slopes, making it a convenient base for a day on the mountain. The Gaislachkogelbahn is divided into two sections, connecting Sölden with the middle station and then continuing to the Gaislachkogel mountain.