Local and ski bus
The local bus serves Lech, Oberlech, and Zürs – letting you travel without worrying about parking or relying on your own car.
Flexible and environmentally friendly mobility
The local bus links all districts of Lech, Oberlech, and Zürs at frequent intervals. With a valid ski ticket, trips to the valley stations, the village centre, or your accommodation are free of charge.
Getting around with the blue bus
Local Lech Zürs bus service
Hop on, take a deep breath, and enjoy the ride: the winter landscape glides by without the need for snow chains, parking searches, or traffic stress. At the same time, you’re making an active contribution to environmental protection, as every passenger helps reduce individual car journeys.
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- Frequent service with minimal waiting
- Direct connections
- Eco-friendly travel without a car
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Interregional connections
Regional buses operate for a fee, offering connections to nearby towns and the closest train station. Cashless payment via card or smartphone is available on lines 750 and 760.
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- Multiple daily departures to Langen am Arlberg (line 750)
- Multiple daily departures to St. Anton am Arlberg (line 760)
- No cash required
James – der Nachtbus
James keeps you connected beyond the last bus.
After local bus service ends, the night bus James operates. Between 7:30 pm and 2 am, it ensures safe connections within the ski region.
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Weitere Informationen und Fahrpläne
| Lech local bus | Lech, Oberlech, Zug, Stubenbach and Zürs |
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| Regional bus Klostertal and Arlberg: line 750 | Langen – Stuben – Zürs – Lech |
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| Regional bus Klostertal and Arlberg: line 760 | St. Anton – St. Christoph – Zürs – Lech |
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Further information and timetables
Using the VMOBIL platform, guests can conveniently plan routes and get an overview of public transport, stops, and connections in the Lech Zürs area.
Getting around in Lech Zürs
Frequently Asked Questions
All guests with a valid ski ticket travel free of charge on the local bus.
The local bus runs frequently and is designed to meet the needs of skiers. During peak hours in the morning and afternoon, buses operate at short intervals to minimise waiting times.
Up-to-date timetables for local and regional buses are posted at all stops and available online at any time. You can also use the interactive map on our website, the vmobil.at platform, or consult the bus brochure, available from Lech Zürs Tourismus.
The local bus serves the entire Lech Zürs area. Regional buses (for a fee) additionally connect to nearby towns and the closest train stations:
- Line 750 W/S: Langen – Stuben – Zürs – Lech
- Line 760 W/S: St. Anton – St. Christoph – Zürs – Lech
Yes, dogs are allowed on the local buses. Please observe the general conditions of carriage – in particular the obligation to wear a muzzle and a lead.
The ‘James’ night bus is available for night-time return journeys – daily from 7:30 pm to 2 am.
There are excellent connections between Lech and Zürs – and not only on skis. If you’re travelling without skis, take line 703, which runs every 10 minutes during the peak season.
To travel beyond the Arlberg region, take the regional buses, which provide seamless connections to trains and nearby towns. While a fee applies, they are the ideal way to get here and back.
St. Anton is also accessible directly on skis via the Flexenbahn cable car. If you’re travelling without skis, take line 760, which runs several times a day from Lech through Zürs to St. Anton.
In winter, the road between Lech Zürs and Warth-Schröcken is usually closed. However, the ski link via the Auenfeldjet connecting lift remains open, allowing you to ski to Warth. Travelling by bus covers a much larger route and is therefore far more time-consuming.
