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Lech & Oberlech

  • A snowy mountain side with the sun rising behind a mountain
Powder skiing - Intermediates

Dedicated nursery slopes, gentle progressive runs and a fashionable disposition have put Lech on the map for stylish skiing newbies.

Powder skiing - Intermediates

Dedicated nursery slopes, gentle progressive runs and a fashionable disposition have put Lech on the map for stylish skiing newbies.

No expense has been spared here, from heated chair lifts and plush accommodation to stylish après in the form of gourmet restaurants and champagne bars, frequented by the impeccably dressed glitterati. The exclusivity is taken up a notch above the traditional village though, where the enclave of traffic-free Oberlech sits at 1,750m, offering doorstep skiing and picture-perfect views.

Though great for beginners, consistently high snowfall and treeless powder bowls are an off-piste skiers dream and heli-skiing in Austria is only permitted in Lech-Zürs. Lech is an excellent choice for families, particularly traffic free Oberlech with doorstep skiing and a dedicated Kinderland, where children can find their ski legs in a safe environment before progressing to gentle child-friendly pistes.

Pair of red skis crossed and wedged in snow on mountain
A ski lift and village seen in the valley bellow mountains
A person taking a selfie while skiing
Pair of red skis crossed and wedged in snow on mountain
A ski lift and village seen in the valley bellow mountains
A person taking a selfie while skiing

A person snowboarding on powdery snow with trees in the background
The skiing

The extensive slopes and varied terrain of the Arlberg holds the status as the largest linked ski area in Austria. With consistently high snowfall, the Lech-Zürs-Warth-Schröcken area features fine scenic skiing and tremendous terrain for intermediates. Lift access to the pistes of St. Anton open up an array of steep runs and exceptional off-piste challenges, a dream for expert skiers and competent intermediates. Beginners will find dedicated nursery slopes in Lech and gentle progressive runs.

Ski resort essentials
  • 302
    KILOMETRES
SKI AREA
  • 1450
    METRES
ALTITUDE OF RESORTS
  • 2811
    METRES
HIGHEST SKI POINT
  • 43%
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  • 40%
    RED
  • 17%
    BLACK
RUNS
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Austria

Get to know our favourite ski spots in Austria, from exclusive Lech to the spirited après-ski of St. Anton.

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    St. Anton

    Since the first skiers ventured onto the slopes, St. Anton has developed into an internationally renowned resort. 

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  • A man riding a snowboard down the side of a snowy hill
    Zürs

    At a snow-sure 1,720m, the quiet, chic Zürs in the lush hills of Vorarlberg is deemed among its devotees as one of the most exclusive resorts in the Alps. 

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    Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

    Despite the resorts teaming up back in 1999, these combined 200km of slopes still manage to retain an under-the-radar status.

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  • The roofs of a church and lodges in Kitzbuehel
    Kitzbühel

    Glorious summits form the backdrop to Kitzbühel’s charming medieval centre, a magical scene matched only by the exhilaration of the slopes.

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