Trips to Sankt Anton am Arlberg

One of the Alps' most classic ski resorts, located at an elevation of 1304 meters, consistently offers reliable snow conditions. It's part of the SkiArlberg ski area, along with Lech, Sonnenkopf, St. Christoph, Stuben, and Zürs.

Arlberg is a mountain pass connecting the regions of Tirol and Vorarlberg in western Austria. A single ski pass, the "Arlberg-Card," grants access to this snowy paradise featuring 85 lifts and 276 km of slopes with diverse descents and challenging routes, including 180 km of deep snow trails. Free ski buses operate within and between the resorts. Sun terraces invite you to Après-Ski. Enjoy a plethora of activities such as ice skating, local ice stock sport, tobogganing, cross-country skiing, winter hiking, and romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides, making it a memorable winter vacation for the entire family.

The entertainment scene is vibrant with numerous excellent restaurants, bars, pubs, and nightclubs. A highly advanced ski lift, Galzigbahn, was opened a few seasons ago.

Visitors should be cautious of any avalanche warnings and take them seriously.

Lech (1450 meters above sea level)

Lech is considered a more luxurious ski destination. Efforts are made to ensure that ski facilities harmonize with nature. Snow groomers are operated in an environmentally friendly manner. Artificial snow is made with water of drinking quality. Even the most frequently used pistes transform into blooming summer meadows.