Destination Guide · Austria
Lech Zürs am Arlberg
High, snow-sure and refined — Lech and Zürs share some of the Arlberg's best lift-served powder.
High, snow-sure and refined — Lech and Zürs share some of the Arlberg's best lift-served powder.
Sitting high above the valley, Lech and Zürs hold cold, dry snow long after a storm — open, playful off-piste with a refined base.
Lift-served powder fields off the Rüfikopf, Zuger Hochlicht and the Madloch open the door to long, sweeping descents. Lech and Zürs are one connected playground. (Placeholder copy.)
It's more forgiving than St. Anton but no less rewarding — perfect for riders building confidence in the backcountry, with bigger objectives when you're ready.
Open lift-accessed powder field with long fall-line descents.
Sweeping off-piste back towards Lech, playful and scenic.
A classic point-to-point powder run when conditions line up.
Snowpack, honestly. High altitude keeps the snow cold and stable, but wind-loaded lee slopes above the lifts are the thing to watch. (Replace with your real avalanche notes.)
Everything around the riding. On a guided trip we handle most of this for you.
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PrivateFixed dates and prices for Lech Zürs am Arlberg are being finalised. Register interest and we'll email you first.
Lech Zürs works well for confident off-piste riders and those stepping up — mellower powder fields plus bigger lines when ready.
December to April. The high altitude keeps snow good early and late in the season. (Confirm your exact window and cancellation policy.)
Guiding, route planning, avalanche safety and local ground logistics are included. Flights, lodging and meals are usually separate unless a trip is sold as a package.
Yes — transceiver, probe and shovel are mandatory. Rentals can be arranged, and your guide runs a beacon check every morning.
Register interest for a fixed trip, or tell us your own dates for a private week.
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