Skiing in Lech and around the Arlberg is ideal for all levels of skier but especially for intermediates and advanced skiers and boarders. At the centre of the ski resort, you will find the nursery slopes and the kindergarten. Looking at the Lech piste map shows the vast amount of terrain on offer with some 305kms of pistes to explore.

During 2016, 4 new state of the art lifts were installed that finally means all the Arlberg ski areas are now lift linked. The connection starts at Stuben and runs over the Flexenpass to Trittkopf and into the champagne powder fields of Zürs. From there, you connect into Lech. With so much terrain available and now Austria's largest lift-linked ski area, the Lesch / Arlberg piste map will become your best friend!

For advanced skiers and boarders, possibly the best off-piste, lift-accessed ski route in the whole of Austria is the St Anton to Zurs trail. From the top of the Valluga 2 lift, you enter the long fields of powder that wind down toward Zurs. With good snow conditions, there are several itineraries to choose from to get you down to Zurs and back to Lech. These trails need to be skiied with a qualified guide for safety.

The Ski Arlberg Card gives you access to the cable cars in all five Arlberg resorts and the Warth-Schröcken ski resort and is your passport to the legendary 305 kilometres of ski slopes