Ski Arlberg
About Ski Arlberg
Ski Arlberg is Austria's largest interconnected ski area, offering 300 km of groomed slopes and 200 km of off-piste runs, known for exceptional snow reliability (averaging 9m annually) and a mix of traditional villages like St. Anton and Lech, modern lifts, and diverse terrain for all levels, from beginners to experts. It's considered the cradle of Alpine skiing, combining legendary history with state-of-the-art facilities, including 85 lifts, fun parks, and gourmet dining.
Ski Area Map
Official ultra-high resolution ski area map showing all slopes, lifts, villages, and mountain facilities. Features detailed terrain information with difficulty levels and connection points between villages.
Current Weather
Valley
1270m
Clear
Mid Mountain
1958m
Clear
Top Mountain
2645m
Clear
Last updated: 09:40
Weather Forecast
9-Day Weather Forecast
Live Resort Status
No live status data available
Season Information
Technical Details
Location & Contact
Address:
Tyrol, Austria
Coordinates:
47.1311°N, 10.2608°E
Villages in Ski Arlberg
Explore the charming alpine villages that make up this ski area, each with their own unique character and amenities.
Schröcken
Village in the Warth - Schröcken ski area with access to 62.0km of pistes and traditional mountain atmosphere.
Zug
Zug, in the Austrian Ski Arlberg region, is a small, picturesque, and peaceful winter sports village, ideal for those seeking pure tranquility, with direct access to the vast Ski Arlberg area. The village itself offers little entertainment, but it does have excellent restaurants and is a good base for visiting neighboring Lech. Zug is a charming, authentic destination without the exuberant après-ski, focused on enjoying nature and the fantastic surroundings.
Lech am Arlberg
Exclusive village in the Arlberg region, famous for luxury skiing and pristine powder conditions. Part of the massive Ski Arlberg network.
Oberlech
Oberlech is a quiet, car-free, luxury winter sports village in Austria, situated in Austria's largest ski area, Ski Arlberg. The village is known for its reliable snow conditions thanks to its location at an altitude of 1,700 meters and offers ski-in/ski-out accommodations, allowing you to access the extensive slopes directly from your home. Besides the slopes, there are also hiking trails with stunning mountain views.
Pettneu
Village in the Ski Arlberg ski area with access to 302.0km of pistes and traditional mountain atmosphere.
St. Anton am Arlberg
The cradle of alpine skiing and legendary for its challenging terrain, deep powder, and vibrant après-ski scene.
Warth
Traditional Tyrolean village with authentic alpine architecture and excellent skiing facilities.
Zürs
Village in the Ski Arlberg ski area with access to 302.0km of pistes and traditional mountain atmosphere.
Stuben
Small, authentic alpine village on the Arlberg Pass, known for its powder snow and traditional atmosphere.
St. Christoph
High-altitude resort village on the Arlberg Pass, offering direct access to pristine slopes and luxury accommodations.