The Pisteheads Pub Quiz at The Mill Irish Pub in Söll is one of the most entertaining nights of the week — and it’s definitely not your average quiz. Every Tuesday from 8 pm (doors open from 7 pm), locals, seasonnaires and visitors pack into The Mill for a night of laughs, live music, and friendly competition.

Teams of 2–4 go head-to-head across a series of clever, creative rounds — from classic trivia and interactive challenges to live music questions and the occasional surprise task that keeps everyone on their toes. The atmosphere is electric but relaxed, fuelled by great drinks, good banter and plenty of laughter.

Entry is just €6 per person, which also includes a free charity raffle ticket, so every pint and point goes towards a good cause. Whether you’re in it to win it or just there for the fun, there are amazing prizes up for grabs each week and no shortage of entertainment between rounds.

The Pisteheads Pub Quiz has become a Söll favourite for good reason — it’s the perfect mix of social night out and après-ski fun, bringing the mountain community together for one of the best midweek events in town.

Night skiing in Söll is definitely not to be missed! Offering visitors the chance to carve turns under floodlit slopes long after most resorts have closed for the day. Söll is home to the largest night-skiing area in Austria, with beautifully illuminated pistes that create a magical atmosphere and extend your ski day well into the evening.

The night-skiing area is accessed via the Hochsöll gondola, where you’ll find a network of perfectly groomed slopes glowing under bright floodlights. The conditions are excellent thanks to daily evening grooming, meaning the pistes often feel as fresh as they do first thing in the morning. Whether you’re a confident beginner or a seasoned skier, the night-skiing terrain offers a great mix of smooth, enjoyable runs that feel completely different under the lights.

The slopes are usually open for night-skiing from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, but this can be subject to change sometimes. You’ll need a specific night-skiing lift pass and none of the SkiWelt or larger lift passes cover it. Head over to the SkiWelt website for more info & prices here.

Tobogganing in Söll is often a favouite experience and definitely something you’ll be talking about when you’re back home! Söll is home to two of the best toboggan runs in the entire SkiWelt. Both start from the Hochsöll mid-station and offer a completely different style of ride — perfect whether you’re looking for a daytime adventure or an exciting evening activity under the floodlights.

The first run, the Hexenritt Toboggan Run, is open by day and by night. It’s a long, varied track filled with curves, fast straights and scenic sections that make it a great choice for families, groups and anyone who wants a proper tobogganing experience. During the day, you can enjoy the views and the fresh mountain air; in the evening, the entire run is floodlit, creating a magical atmosphere as you wind your way back down to the valley.

The second run, the Hexenritt Moon Toboggan Run (Mondrodelbahn), is open exclusively in the evenings. This illuminated track offers a unique nighttime experience, with smooth sections, brilliant lighting and a fun layout that makes it ideal for couples, friends and families looking for something memorable after skiing. With both runs lit up during night operation, Söll is one of the best places in Austria to try nighttime tobogganing.

You can reach both runs quickly by gondola, and sled rental is available at the valley station. Whether you choose a daytime ride or an evening session, tobogganing in Söll is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of your holiday.

Head over to the SkiWelt website for more info includiding prices here 

The Pisteheads Bingo Party Night at The Mill Irish Pub is one of those evenings in Söll that everyone ends up talking about. It runs every Thursday at 7pm and offers the perfect mix of light-hearted competition, great music, and a friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to get stuck in and enjoy yourself.

Across four bingo games and 21 chances to win, there’s always something happening — from smaller spot prizes to a bar tab for the final full house. The hosts keep things upbeat with music, a bit of humour, and the occasional surprise moment, making the night feel more like a fun social event than a traditional bingo session.

Entry is €25, including a free beer or small house wine, and the crowd is a good blend of holidaymakers, locals, and seasonnaires. People tend to arrive early, settle into their tables, and stay on afterwards for a couple of drinks, giving the whole night a relaxed, friendly vibe.

If you’re looking for a fun, easy-going evening in Söll with plenty of laughs and a great atmosphere, Bingo Night at The Mill is a brilliant pick.

Winter hiking in Söll is a peaceful and scenic way to experience the mountains, offering a completely different pace from skiing while still showcasing the beauty of the Wilder Kaiser region. The SkiWelt is home to a huge network of 284 km of winter hiking trails, and many of the most beautiful routes are easily accessible from Söll via the gondolas and lift connections.

These specially prepared winter trails take you across snowy meadows, forest paths, panoramic ridges and quiet mountain plateaus. The surfaces are compacted and groomed, making them suitable for anyone with good winter footwear — no special equipment required. Whether you want a gentle stroll between mountain inns or a longer, more adventurous route with views of the Kitzbühel Alps, there’s something for every ability.

A real highlight is the chance to combine hiking with gondola access. You can take the lift from Söll up to Hochsöll or the surrounding SkiWelt villages, then follow beautifully signposted trails between huts, viewpoints and sunny terraces. Along the way you’ll find plenty of opportunities to stop for a drink or a meal in traditional mountain restaurants, making winter hiking both relaxing and rewarding.

Winter hiking is ideal for non-skiers, mixed groups, or anyone who wants a break from the slopes but still wants to enjoy the fresh air and panoramic scenery. It’s peaceful, easy to plan, and one of the best ways to experience the authentic alpine atmosphere of the Wilder Kaiser.