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Ski Arlberg
© TVB St. Anton am Arlberg / Patrick Bätz
Austria

Ski area Ski Arlberg

Based on 17 reviews

Ski Arlberg in short

  • Height: 1000 - 2811 metres
  • World class ski area
  • Varied, versatile skiing
  • Excellent snow conditions

Ski Arlberg is the largest linked ski area in Austria with more than 300km of slopes. Since the inauguration of the Flexenbahn cable car in the 2016-17 ski season, all the different ski areas are connected via either lift or piste. This makes it possible to visit the different ski resorts of St. Anton am Arlberg, Lech am Arlberg, Zürs am Arlberg, Warth, Schröcken or Stuben in a day trip.

The Ski Arlberg ski pass combines a vast lift network and extremely well-kept ski slopes. Thanks to the above-average snowfall here, Ski Arlberg enjoys some of the most reliable snow in Austria. The ski resort of St. Anton am Arlberg, which is part of the Ski Alberg ski area, is particularly popular with experienced skiers as it offers challenging skiing along with some particularly spectacular scenery.The modernised ski lifts here mean long queues are a thing of the past. While Ski Arlberg draws a jet-set crowd in the more famous resorts of St. Anton and Lech, there is more than enough variety in the different villages to suit every budget and every style of skier.

Afbeelding - Slopes Map 1 - Ski Arlberg

Ski Arlberg - 364 km

Open
  • Blue 158 km
  • Red 150 km
  • Black 56 km

Mountain: 405 cm

Valley: 40 cm

  • Drag Lifts 34
  • Chair Lifts 48
  • Gondolas 16
  • Trains 0
  • Glacier No
  • Speed 158811 p/hour
Afbeelding - Slopes Map 1 - Ski Arlberg

Explore Ski Arlberg with a ski circuit

The White Ring is one of the classic alpine ski circuits. 22km of slopes take skiers and snowboarders through the majestic scenery of Ski Arlberg and several of the different ski resorts that make up this linked ski area. Those with more stamina can take on the Run of Fame ski circuit. The Run of Fame is 85km long and usually takes a full day to complete, although a few sneaky side trips to mountain restaurants can lengthen the journey time to two days. Follow in the tracks of film stars and ski pioneers as you explore every inch of the Ski Arlberg ski area!

Photo gallery of Ski Arlberg

Afbeelding - Warth-Schröcken
© Warth-Schröcken Tourismus, Hansi Heckmair
Afbeelding - Warth-Schröcken
© Warth-Schröcken Tourismus Fotograf Sebastian Stiphout
Afbeelding - Warth-Schröcken
© Warth-Schröcken Tourismus Fotograf Sebastian Stiphout
Afbeelding - Warth-Schröcken
© Warth-Schröcken Tourismus, Sebastian Stiphout

Review of Ski Arlberg

Snowplaza.co.uk review
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  • Snowboard/freestyle
  • Freeride/off-piste
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  • Snow-sure
  • Family/children
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8.3
Visitors' reviews

based on 17 visitor reviews

Latest review by Jennifer

“Pretty Village with top class accommodation fantastic ski school perfectly groomed slopes great off piste nice lunch stops and plenty of them. Links to other resprts in the Arlberg area reasonable price lift pass compared to France”

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Villages in Ski Arlberg

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Freestyle & Freeride in Ski Arlberg
Funparks 3
Halfpipe
Quarterpipe
Boxes
Rails
Tables
Boardercross
Kickers
Freeride allowed
Freeride area
Ski pass prices Ski Arlberg - Low season (6 days)
 
Children
Adults
Free until
Ski Arlberg
Children EUR 197.00
Adults EUR 338.00
Free until
Sonnenkopf
Children EUR 104.00
Adults EUR 176.00
Free until 7 year
Ski pass prices Ski Arlberg - High season (6 days)
 
Children
Adults
Free until
Ski Arlberg
Children EUR 241.00
Adults EUR 401.00
Free until
Sonnenkopf
Children EUR 115.00
Adults EUR 196.00
Free until 7 year