Legendary Arlberg

A Myth. A Legend. And not a mountain at all.

The Arlberg isn't a single mountain. It's a way of life.

This is where Vorarlberg and Tyrol meet. World-class ski resorts and unspoiled mountain scenery, big-name destinations and hidden gems.

Lech. Zürs. St. Anton. Stuben. Warth. Sonnenkopf.

A place for people who don't just want to look at the mountains—they want to experience them and be part of them.

And right in the middle of it all: the Arlberg Chalets in Wald am Arlberg- where the Arlberg gets a little quieter. Close to the action, but pleasantly far from the hustle and bustle.

Where Skiing Made History

The Arlberg is the birthplace of alpine skiing—and to this day, it remains one of those places where skiing and snowboarding are simply part of the culture.

Lech, Zürs, St. Anton, and St. Christoph have long been legendary. Add to that Warth-Schröcken and our Sonnenkopf, right in the Klostertal valley.

Great days on the slopes. Hidden gems. Deep snow, long runs, and endless panoramic views along the way.

Four Seasons. Four Faces.

At the Arlberg  it's not just  "summer" or  "winter."

Every season feels different.

In winter: powder, days on the slopes, and snow-covered mountain trails.

In the spring: the first warm rays of sunshine, ski touring, and the mountains close enough to touch.

In the summer: hiking boots, mountain bikes, crystal-clear mountain lakes, and long days outdoors.

In autumn: empty trails, clear views, and that very special sense of tranquillity as the mountains slowly turn white again.

Here, a love for the mountains knows no season. In winter, the Arlberg is blanketed in white. When the snow melts, a different way of experiencing the mountains begins.