



The ski area provides our international guests with a perfect holiday in Tyrol
A total of 85 state-of-the-art cable cars and lifts offer the highest standard of safety and comfort. Arlberg has made a name for itself since 1937, the year the Galzigbahn opened. More than 300 kilometres of marked ski runs, superbly prepared slopes for all ability levels, 200 km of off-piste terrain ensure variety and enjoyment. We have everything from challenging steep slopes and powder-snow ski runs to snowboard fun parks, carving areas, permanent racing circuits and numerous cosy meeting places.
For the perfect feeling.
Numerous sun terraces and "Gaststuben" invite you to round off the unique view of the mountain panorama with delicacies from around the world or fine dishes from the regional cuisine - and re-energise for your next excursion into Austria's largest ski area.
You can find all restaurants at a glance HERE
Vom 15.-17. Dezember 2023 findet im Rahmen der European Finals der WPC erstmals die Arlberg Pickleball Championship im Arlberg WellCom statt. Im Invitational-Event treten die besten acht europäischen Pickleball Spieler:innen/Teams gegeneinander an, dies verspricht auch für den Zuschauer spannende Pickleball-Matches. Zusätzlich zum Invitational-Bewerb wird es ein Open geben, an dem Spieler:innen in verschiedenen Kategorien teilnehmen und sich am selben Platz wie die Profi-Spieler:innen im Trendsport Pickleball matchen können.
Under the title "Schneetreiben - The Snow must go on" the Tourism Association, the Arlberger Bergbahnen Cable Car Co, the Ski School Arlberg, the Ski Akademie St. Christoph and the Ski Club Arlberg are presenting a spectacular ski and snowboard demo show.
In the Karl Schranz World Cup stadium, visitors will experience a multi-media time travel show through the history of skiing. The topic of the show is the development of skiing and technology over the course of the decades.
The circa 45-minute presentation effortlessly interweaves through historical developments of skiing from its beginnings to the present day using the latest technology. An accompanying film shot by a top-class production team influences the choreography and brings the event to a close.
The 1931 film “Der weisse Rausch“ with Leni Riefenstahl and the skiing legend Hannes Schneider provided the basis for a season highlight for young and old.
from the Valluga to the valley