The Arlberg

The Arlberg, 4,278 – 9,223 feet above sea level is serviced by 85 ski lifts, 161 miles of downhill terrain, 124 miles of deep snow and glacier skiing. It has all the right ingredients for winter fun in the Austrian Alps punctuated by variety, historic charm and world class amenities. Variety comes in the form of manicured pistes for experts and smooth, gentle slopes for families. Gentle and long, steep and deep diversity and excellent conditions allow every skier to accomplish their goals, and most importantly, have fun!

Arlberg has a proud ski tradition stretching back over a century. With world famous ski schools for beginners and small children, to advanced skiers wanting to perfect their techniques in the bumps, powder, steep terrain and in the trees, Arlberg ski schools are top of the line. With an international flair the region does winter fun with style and variety.

Activities:
Ski bars, tennis and squash, ice-skating, alpine curling, tobogganing and horse-drawn sleigh rides.

Gastronomy – sparkling and elegant, the cuisine is as dazzling and varied as the terrain, and summer boasts towering peaks, crystal clear lakes, fresh mountain air and blossoming meadows.

How to get there:
The nearest airports: Innsbruck, 62 miles; Zurich, 124 miles; Munich, 130 miles.
Scheduled bus service between Zurich airport and Arlberg on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.