Lech

Overview

Skiing in Lech

Skiing holidays to Lech will suit all abilities, with more variety to the terrain here than in St Anton. Sharing the Alberg skiing area with St Anton, St Christoph, Stuben and Zurs, Lech has access to over 158 individual pistes spread across 260km of downhill skiing. Beginners are looked after with nice gentle runs, intermediates have access to a skiing playground filled with endless opportunities, and experts will find more off-piste than there is pisted runs to keep them entertained. Regular buses link Lech/Zurs with St Anton and beyond, so wherever you stay in the Arlberg it is easy to get around and experience all that this area offers.
 
Snowboarding in Lech

Snowboarding across Lech, you’ll find some great freeriding terrain. The size of the area guarantees opportunities for whatever you’re looking for. It’s a deep powder haven, especially down from the top of Zuger Hochlicht. There is also a decent funpark with quater-pipes, rails, boxes, rails and a half-pipe, all found under the Schlegelkopf lift.

Apres in Lech

This glitzy resort has a fantastic lively après scene. The main street is known for transforming after sunset in to one long ski bar of fun. If you fancy something different, why not catch the cable car with a glass of champagne up to the highest Casino in the Alps? You can play to win restaurant or shop vouchers, and any proceeds of your flutter are donated to a charity for handicap skiers.

Accommodation in Lech

Known for plush luxury hotels, restaurants, and the crowd associated with this, Lech is still not overly stuffy, nor expensive – if you know where to go.The accommodation for skiing holidays to Lech is perfect for a luxury skiing holiday and there is also a range of other accommodation to suit most budgets.

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