Lech-Zurs
Ski Holidays

Lech-Zurs skiing is great for...

Apres ski

Big ski area

Families

Advanced

Beginners

Intermediates

Snowboarders

High altitude

Traditional charm

Welcome to Lech-Zurs Ski Resort

Lech Zürs is one of Austria’s premier resorts and part of the country’s largest ski region.

It’s situated in the heart of the super connected Arlberg, which links the ski towns with Stuben, St Christoph and St Anton, offering access to an extensive 300km playground of slopes. Even better, it has one of Austria’s best snow records.

Lech Zürs caters for everyone – beginners carving their first turns, to full-on powder fiends looking for big mountain freshies. And if you’d rather work on your tricks, the snowpark in Lech will keep you busy. And if you’d rather relax on a sun-soaked terrace, Lech has your back there too.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

1444m

Total Piste KM

302km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

1300m-2806m

Lech-Zurs ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 302km

Beginner(Distance: 130km)

8/10

Intermediate(Distance: 122km)

10/10

Advanced(Distance: 50km)

10/10

Best time to ski in Lech-Zurs

The main season runs from mid December through to the end of March with a limited operation continuing through April depending on conditions.

Thanks to its unique situation and microclimate, Lech is famed for its snow quality and one of the most snow-sure resorts in Austria. That said, January and February usually offer the best snow conditions but they can also be spectacular in March too.

Price wise, Lech is one of Austria’s more premium resorts and you’ll find better deals outside the Christmas-New Year as well as the February school holiday periods.

Things to do in Lech-Zurs

Lech is home to numerous other activities on and off the mountain. There is a 40km network of hiking trails and snowshoe walks and almost 30km of cross-country skiing tracks. There’s also ice skating, curling and tobogganing. If you really love the deep stuff and have the deep pockets to match, heliskiing is also a possibility here.

In town, there are romantic horse-drawn carriage rides, spas, saunas and some really great restaurants serving gourmet food, as well as mountain classics. Après isn’t quite as wild as St Anton, but there are still some lively places to party.