Warth-Schröcken has three sports shops across six locations. Whether for ski rental, service, or sales, these shops offer modern ski and snowboard equipment, top brands and expert advice.
Skiing & snowboarding in Warth-Schröcken
Alpine experiences for every taste
Warth-Schröcken is Europe’s ski resort with the most natural snow, averaging eleven metres of fresh snowfall each winter. Its high altitude and north-facing slopes guarantee excellent conditions well into spring. With 62 kilometres of slopes and 15 modern cable cars and lifts, the resort offers a perfect combination of enjoyment, variety, and comfort.
Live info
Always up-to-date
The live info from Warth-Schröcken provides up-to-date details on the status of lifts, cable cars, and pistes. Combined with current weather and snow reports, as well as information on webcams, parking, and road conditions, it makes planning your ski day simple and reliable.
Snowy adventures for all ages
Highlights for skiers & Snowboarders
In Warth-Schröcken, children, families, beginners, and experts alike can enjoy skiing. Modern cable cars and lifts, perfectly groomed slopes, and short distances from your accommodation or parking to the valley stations make getting started easy. Rustic huts and restaurants offer a chance to relax with regional specialities, while ski rental and sports shops provide all the necessary equipment. Adventure areas such as the fun slope Warth, the parallel slalom on Salober, and the skimovie course at Steffisalp Express round off a full day on the slopes.
Discover all the highlights in the ski resort
- Practice area & kids’ areas for the little ones and beginners
- Adventure areas: fun slope, parallel slalom & skimovie course
- Ski huts & restaurants with regional cuisine
Right on the slopes
Ski-in/ski-out in Warth-Schröcken
Numerous accommodations are located directly on the slopes and allow you to quickly and conveniently start your holiday in the ski resort. From the villages you can reach the Steffisalp Express, Jägeralp-Express and Salober-Jet cable cars in a matter of minutes. At the end of the ski day, the village slopes take you straight back to Warth and Schröcken, providing one final delightful descent through the winter landscape.
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Incredibly steep
Trio of black ski runs for experts
The north side of the Saloberkopf is a true hotspot for sporty skiers. With gradients of up to 70 percent, the Ochsakopf run ranks among the steepest groomed ski runs in the entire Ski Arlberg region, starting at the striking ox statue. Equally demanding are the "Gamssprung" and "Flühli" runs on the Saloberjet. A trio that guarantees thrills.
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Ready for the perfect day of skiing?
Tickets & season times
In Warth-Schröcken, you can look forward to perfectly groomed slopes, wide powder-snow slopes, and snow fun lasting well into spring. Ski tickets can be purchased easily online, ensuring a relaxed start to your ski day.
- Season start: 5 December 2025
- End of season: 12 April 2026
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Safety on the slopes
Emergency contacts
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Good to know
Frequently asked questions about skiing & snowboarding in Warth-Schröcken
With a gradient of up to 70%, the Ochsakopf slope on the Saloberkopf is one of the steepest groomed runs in the entire Ski Arlberg region.
Prices vary depending on the season and duration. You can find a current overview online.
Skiers enjoy wide slopes, powder snow variants and fun offers such as the fun slope Warth or the skimovie on the Steffisalp Express.
Snowboarders enjoy wide slopes, powder snow variants and fun offers such as the fun slope Warth or the skimovie on the Steffisalp Express.
In Warth-Schröcken there are three types of tickets available: the Warth-Schröcken ski ticket for the local area, the Ski Arlberg ski ticket for the entire ski resort with 300 kilometres of slopes and the season pass. There are also special family and children's ticket prices.
Warth-Schröcken boasts 62 kilometres of slopes for every level – from easy runs to black slopes.
