Getting here and parking
Arrive with ease, explore with flexibility Ski Arlberg is easily accessible by car, train or plane.
Ski Arlberg
Travel to the Arlberg ski regions
A SEAMLESS JOURNEY TO THE SLOPES
Travel to Ski Arlberg
Reaching Arlberg is quick and straightforward, whether you travel by train, car or from afar by plane. On location, convenient options like ski buses and shuttle services help you get around easily. For those driving, ample parking is available across all regions of the ski resort.
Directions and parking
Travelling by car
Ski Arlberg’s regions are easily reachable by car from all directions. In winter, it’s wise to check for potential road closures in advance. Ensure your vehicle is equipped with winter gear, including snow chains, for a safe journey.
From Vorarlberg, the motorway extends to Bludenz. From Tirol, it reaches Landeck. The final stretch unfolds along well-maintained express and local roads. The toll-operated Arlberg Road Tunnel provides a reliable winter connection between both sides.
PARKING IN SKI ARLBERG
Car parks in the ski region
Public parking is available throughout the Arlberg ski region. Check online for real-time updates on parking availability. Many accommodations also offer private parking for their guests.
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| Arlbergpass: St. Anton - St. Christoph (L197 Arlbergpass) | Arlbergpass: St. Anton - St. Christoph (L197 Arlbergpass) |
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| St. Christoph – Alpe Rauz (L197 Arlbergpass) | St. Christoph – Alpe Rauz (L197 Arlbergpass) |
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| Stuben – Alpe Rauz (L197 Arlbergpass) | Stuben – Alpe Rauz (L197 Arlbergpass) |
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| Parking spaces | Interactive map | Status | Free of charge / subject to a charge | Winter | Summer | Interactive map | |
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| Steffisalp car park |
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| Salober car park |
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| Jägeralp car park |
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Information on arriving by car
Travelling by car to
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- St. Anton - St. Christoph - Stuben
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- Lech – Oberlech – Zürs
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- Warth-Schröcken
More information
Winter closure between Lech and Warth
ECO-FRIENDLY
Travelling by train
Ski Arlberg is seamlessly connected to the ÖBB rail network. Express trains stop at both Langen am Arlberg (Vorarlberg) and St. Anton am Arlberg (Tirol). In St. Anton, the village centre and ski resort are just a short walk from the station. Regular buses run from both stations to the Lech Zürs ski regions, while Warth-Schröcken is accessible via bus connections from Dornbirn station.
St. Anton – St. Christoph – Stuben
- St. Anton is a railjet and Eurocity hub with international connections
- The station is right in the village centre and
- local buses are available.
Lech – Oberlech – Zürs
- Regular buses and taxis depart from the Langen am Arlberg and St. Anton am Arlberg stations to Lech Zürs
- Local and ski buses on site
Warth-Schröcken
- Local and ski buses on site
- There are frequent connections from Bregenzerwald and Lechtal
FROM FURTHER AFIELD
Travelling by plane
For those travelling by air, several airports offer convenient access. The closest are Altenrhein (Switzerland) and Innsbruck (Austria), with additional options in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Italy for longer-distance journeys.
| Nearest airports | Distance | Destination | Website |
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| St. Gallen-Altenrhein (Switzerland) | 100 km | Europe |
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| Innsbruck (Austria) | 100 km | Europe |
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| Salzburg (Austria) | 280 km | Europe |
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| Friedrichshafen (Germany) | 130 km | Europe |
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| Memmingen (Germany) | 170 km | International |
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| Zurich (Switzerland) | 200 km | International |
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| Munich (Germany) | 260 km | International |
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| Milan (Italy) | 330 km | International |
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Frequently asked questions getting here & parking
Yes, there are discounts on ski tickets when traveling by bus and train. Anyone with a valid Verkehrsverbund Vorarlberg (VVV) ticket (single ticket, day ticket, weekly ticket, monthly ticket, annual ticket) can purchase a SkipassBonusTicket for 10 cents when traveling by public transport (bus/train) to the Ski Arlberg ski region and take advantage of the discounted day ski pass.
- Valid VVV ticket + SkipassBonusTicket = 10% discount on the Ski Arlberg day ticket. Find out more
- ÖBB also offers various combination tickets (travel by train incl. ski pass). All information can be found here.
The road connection between Warth and Lech is normally closed from the end of November to the beginning of May due to
avalanche danger (winter closure). However, the exact opening date depends on weather conditions and may vary. The current status of the road connection can be found here.
Some of the parking spaces are free of charge for winter sports enthusiasts, while others are subject to a fee. All information can be found at the following links:
Information about road conditions can be found at the following links:
Click here for an overview of parking spaces in the ski resort, including status:
There are various parking options in the Ski Arlberg ski area. Click here for an overview of parking spaces in the ski area (including notification if the parking lot is full):
The tourism associations of the respective regions have information on camping options:
