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Ski Holidays in Lech, Austria
Lech sits at 1,450m and has lifts going up to 2,810m in the wider Ski Arlberg area, which encompasses 300km of pistes across St Anton, Stuben, Zürs and others. Its excellent lift infrastructure (including the high-capacity Flexenbahn and Auenfeldjet cable cars) provides rapid access to the best of the region’s skiing, which includes a roughly even split of beginner and intermediate terrain, as well as over 200km of prime powder runs – Lech is one of Austria’s most snow-sure resorts, enjoying an average of nine metres of fresh snow every season. Experienced skiers should tackle the White Ring, a route that takes in some of the most spectacular runs and views in the Arlberg.
Lech has lots of fine hotels and cosy guesthouses, many of which are situated right on the slopes, offering ski-in-ski-out convenience, conditions permitting. Skiers with a taste for luxury will feel right at home among its Michelin-starred dining options, upmarket après-ski scene, and celebrity clientele, while families will enjoy its friendly terrain and pretty, pedestrianised centre.
Resort Statistics
| Level | Rating | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Beginners | 34 | |
| Intermediates | 70 | |
| Advanced | 30 | |
| Snowboarders | ||
| Total Runs | 134 |
Resort Statistics
| Resort Altitude | 1450m |
| Highest Lift | 2450m |
| Total Piste | 305km |
| Longest Run | 5km |
| Directions of Slopes | N, S, E, W |
| Uphill Capacity | 123600 |
| Total Lifts | 85 |
| Gondolas/Cable cars | 10 |
| Chairlifts | 39 |
| Drag Lifts | 36 |
| Snow Parks | 2 |
Skiing in Lech
The ski pistes, ski routes and open slopes are spread between 1450 and 2800 metres above sea level. Cable cars, chair and drag lifts travel between the Rüfikopf, Madlock, Kriegerhorn and Mohnenfluh, transporting winter guests on a ski holiday in Lech to the most beautiful slopes for skiers of all abilities. With 84 cable cars and lifts, 260 km of well-tended pistes and 180 km of open slopes, there is plenty of variety for every skier on a ski holiday in Lech.
For snowboarders on a ski holiday in Lech, try out the Fun Park, 26 km of cross country tracks, 15 km of winter hiking trails, a natural toboggan run (floodlit in the evenings), horse-drawn sleigh rides, and numerous events throughout the season - ranging from Christmas markets to the Freeride contest.
Snow conditions in Lech
There are many snow making facilities across Lech's pistes which with added natural snowfall guarantees skiing throughout most of the season.
Apres-ski and restaurants in Lech
Restaurants, open-air snow bars, indoor bars and dancing provide entertainment for those on ski holidays in Lech after a day on the slopes.
Try the Goldener Berg restaurant for delicious food - it is also a great option for vegetarians and vegans. The Alter Goldener Berg is over 500 years old and boasts some incredible views from its garden terrace.
For bars, head to Pfefferkorn's Hotel Ice Bar for a great laugh or The Yurt is always a classic.
Other activities include:
Accommodation for ski holidays in Lech are available in every category, but always of the same high standard, and there are endless wellness facilities to ensure your wellbeing.
For those who want to keep it sporty, you can go ice skating or try curling. There is even indoor golf for those craving a round.
- Sports Centre
- Tobogganing
- Curling
- Ice skating
- Indoor golf
- Winter walks
- Snowshoe walking
- Sleigh rides
- Winter feeding of high-alpine game
- Shopping
Family Skiing in Lech
Lech isn’t suited for families on a budget. Lech is an affluent town with mostly high end properties and it’s a resort that offers the best of everything.
Lech is one of a select 12 villages known as ‘Best of the Alps’. There is gourmet food in the restaurants, amazing views from most terraces and skiing suited for everyone in the extraordinary Arlberg ski area.
For those that want to cruise around locally there is plenty of motorway skiing and for those that are full of beans you can cross the whole Arlberg towards St Anton and back again. On a powder day you cannot beat the ski area you get for manageable untracked skiing.
The town itself has no high rise buildings; it’s a pretty and traditional village with many shop and restaurants. Lech is perfect if you are looking for something more up market for this ski season.
Group Skiing in Lech
Lech is perfect for a high end corporate groups that are happy to spend the money to get first class accommodation. The restaurants are fantastic and you’ll be able to order fine wine to impress no problem. If you’re looking for a party town then you’ll be better off in St Anton down the road.
If you have a group with mixed ski ability then you’ll be happy in Lech as there is manageable skiing for all with access to advanced stops if wanted.
Lech has a shorter transfer compared to most French resorts and there is also a train station in St Anton with access to a few surrounding international airports ( Munich, Zurich, Innsbruck, Friedrichshafen) which gives easy access for a group coming from all over the world.
Transfer time in Lech
Just a 113 km away in Innsbruck airport which is accessible via a short drive or bus transfer.
Lech SKI PASS PRICES
The prices for the Lech Ski Arlberg lift pass, for the Winter 26/27 ski season can be found below.
| Number of days | Adult price | Child price | Senior price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | €457.00 | €281.00 | €396.00 |
Prices are normally based on a full area lift pass and child ages vary by resort. The above are guides, so please call one of the Iglu team for prices for your holiday.
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