Zillertal Valley (SuperSki Pass) Austria Europe Heart Kaltenbach Aschau im Zillertal Zell am Ziller Mayrhofen Zell am Ziller Mayrhofen ​Gerlos Tux ​Königsleiten Hintertux ​Hochkrimml Finkenburg Kaltenbach Fugen Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 544 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No Yes Description The Zillertal SuperSki Pass offers access to an extensive ski area located in the stunning Zillertal Valley of Austria. The entire valley has a railway system, making it easy to travel between sectors - there's 4 key areas to ski. First up is Hochzillertal-Hochfügen , this ski area is known for its excellent snow conditions and modern infrastructure. Purpose-built as a ski resort, Hochzillertal-Hochfügen is accessed from Kaltenbach and Hochfügen; Kaltenbach is the main settlement. There's very little in terms of town to walk around, as it's been purpose developed as a liftstation, around which hotels and self catering has been built. A small collection of bars are built around the return run and gondola station, enough to satisfy the need for the end of the day drink, but nothing to explore in the evenings. It's well suited to self catering , with a large supermarket right in the town. We highly recommend the Hotel Post - it's recent refurbishment is incredibly well done, with fantastic in and outdoor heated pools to enjoy in winter (exit through the sliding doors when already in the pool to the crisp mountain views) and the food standards are immaculate. For a great value stay, you can stay up the road in Aschau (return run is a black run for the end of the day) and get a short valley train to ski each day, the gondola is only a 5min walk from the station in Kaltenbach. We've got dedicated pages for the other 3 areas in the valley - check the links at the bottom of the page. Next up is the Zillertal arena in Zell am Ziller, this linear ski area connects to an adjacent valley. Mayrhofen is where the valley railway ends. Famous as a lively town, there's plenty of options for Après ski, with numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs catering to the needs of skiers and snowboarders. The resort also hosts the famous Snowbombing music festival, attracting partygoers from around the world and Alpitude, comedy festival on snow. Hintertux Glacier is located right at the end of the valley, at an altitude of 3,250 meters, it is one of Europe's few year-round ski areas, making it ideal for those seeking winter sports even in the summer months. The resort offers breathtaking views and a wide range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. While Hintertux itself is a small village, it provides easy access to the glacier via a modern lift system. The après ski scene here is more relaxed compared to Mayrhofen, mainly small bars and resturants or hotels. Overall, the Zillertal SuperSki Pass provides a diverse range of ski resorts to suit different preferences and skill levels. The interconnected nature of the ski area allows for seamless exploration and adventure, with ski buses and the valley railway available to transport visitors between resorts. With the Zillertal SuperSki Pass, skiers and snowboarders can enjoy a truly immersive and unforgettable alpine experience in the heart of Austria. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 315 0.58 ​ Pass Access travel Closest Airports Innsbruck Every single resort is on the valley railway, with the exception of those on the Zillertal Arena (aside from Zell am ZIller) that are in the valley that runs adjacent to the Zillertal. Fun fact: This valley leads you all the way to Mittersill (KitzSki) and Zell am See / Kaprun Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes No No Train Connections Kaltenbach Aschau im Zillertal Zell am Ziller Mayrhofen A really short train from Innsbruck to Jenbach (15min), then you transfer to the Zillertal valley railway. The valley railway will take you to your resort of choice as far as Mayrhofen (50min). If you're staying beyond Mayrhofen towards the Hintertux glacier, you will find a connecting bus transfer (4104) - it takes 40min to Hintertux The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

Les Sybelles France Europe Heart Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy Le Corbier ​La Toussuire ​Les Bottières ​St Colomban des Villards ​St Sorlin ​St Jean d’Arves Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 310 1100 2620 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No No Description Les Sybelles is a renowned ski area located in the French Alps, specifically in the Maurienne Valley. It offers an impressive network of slopes and is one of the largest linked ski areas in the country. Les Sybelles is made up of six resorts, including Le Corbier, Saint Sorlin d'Arves, La Toussuire, Saint Jean d'Arves, Les Bottières, and Saint Colomban des Villards, all of which are interconnected by lifts and pistes. As ever, the resorts differ wildly. Le Corbier What it lacks in aesthetics it makes up for in convenience and value. Le Corbier is a purpose-built resort from the 1960s, the majority of the accomodation is on the snowfront which sits at 1500m with a series of high-rises. Everything is connected by walkways at ground level under the apartment blocks, in which the hire shops and supermarkets and resturants sit - there is no luxury expected here, it's basic 1960s aesthetics of brown tile and white walls. There's a small selection of Chalets at either end of the resort, but the bulk of accomodation is functional self catered apartments. The après-ski scene in Le Corbier is limited, there's one club that opens during peak times and then there's a handful of small bars - you can grab a pint but not a dance. You can however grab a swim in the resorts heated outdoor pool, or chill in the spa. The local slopes cater well to beginners, with a dedicated area for progression and a selection of green and blues back to resort. It connects to the other areas across a ridge which offers amazing views across the area, but beware the drag lifts shutting in high winds due to the exposed nature. Saint Sorlin d'Arves Saint Sorlin d'Arves is a charming and traditional village with a relaxed atmosphere. It retains its authentic Alpine character with wooden chalets and farmhouses. The après-ski scene in Saint Sorlin d'Arves is more laid-back, with cozy bars and restaurants. The local slopes offer a good variety for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities, including access to the highest part of the area that retains its snow conditions even on warm weeks and one of the very few challenging pistes on the area. La Toussuire La Toussuire is the biggest resort on the area. The town features a mix of modern and traditional architecture, with a good selection of chalets pisteside and a more mixed offer of hotel and self catering options. The après-ski scene is relaxed, with a focus on family activities and entertainment but there's still a selection of bars for the adults to unwind. The local slopes provide the widest range of skiing options, including gentle slopes for beginners and challenging runs for experienced skiers, this is valuable when you don't want to venture too far. Saint Jean d'Arves, Les Bottières and Saint Colomban des Villards The next 3 resorts sit more on the perifery of the area at low altitude, so outside of peak season the snow conditions are a gamble. They also have almost no local slopes, requiring connection to other areas to ski. Saint Jean d'Arves, Les Bottières and Saint Colomban des Villards are all quaint and secluded villages known for their tranquility and natural beauty. They feature traditional Alpine architecture with charming chalets with quiet apres scenes. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 252 0.81 ​ Pass Access travel Closest Airports Chambery Grenoble Lyon Driving (Le Corbier) 1.5 hr - Geneva 1.75 hr - Chambery 2.5 hr - Lyon 2.5 hr - Grenoble Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach No No No Train Connections Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

Chamonix (Direct Areas) France Europe Heart Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy I'm a paragraph. I'm a paragraph. I'm a paragraph. I'm a paragraph. I'm a paragraph. I'm a paragraph. Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 115 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No Yes Description Chamonix is one of the most iconic ski resorts in the world, nestled in the French Alps near the borders of Switzerland and Italy. Renowned for its challenging terrain and breathtaking views of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Western Europe, Chamonix offers an unforgettable skiing experience. Chamonix is not a purpose-built ski resort but a traditional alpine town with a rich history. It has been attracting mountaineers and skiers since the late 18th century, making it one of the oldest ski destinations. The town has a charming atmosphere with narrow streets, picturesque squares, and traditional Savoyard architecture, blending seamlessly with the stunning natural surroundings. The ski area of Chamonix is divided into several distinct areas, each offering unique skiing opportunities. Due to the size of the town and the spread of the ski areas, you'll likely be using the local ski buses that connect the different sectors. The main ski areas include Brevent/Flegere, Grands Montets and Le Tour/Balme none of these areas are particularly large in size, but you have the ability to switch daily depending on where the best conditions are. Chamonix is known for its challenging and varied terrain, making it particularly suitable for advanced and expert skiers . The resort is famous for its off-piste and backcountry skiing opportunities, attracting adrenaline-seeking skiers and snowboarders from around the globe. The Vallée Blanche is a legendary off-piste descent starting from the Aiguille du Midi. This stunning 20-kilometer route takes skiers through breathtaking glacial terrain, offering magnificent views of the Mont Blanc massif. It requires a guide and suitable equipment due to crevasses and other hazard. La Tour is a picturesque ski area with notable off-piste possibilities. From the top of the ski lifts, it's possible to explore various routes through tree-lined slopes and open powder fields. La Tour is ideal for those seeking off-piste adventures in a more relaxed setting. Glacier du Tour is a popular ski touring destination, attracting experienced skiers and mountaineers. The route starts from the Col de Balme and involves traversing glaciers, ascending steep slopes, and navigating crevassed areas. It rewards with stunning panoramic views and a challenging but rewarding journey. However, the on piste options are more than good enough for beginners and intermediates, the majority being just as managable as any other resort. If anything, we'd say if you're going to be mainly sticking to the piste, we'd say there are far better ski experiences available to you. If you buy the larger Mont blanc ski pass, you've access to more - but these require further travel outside of the Chamonix capture area to other resorts such as Les Houches- Saint Gervais, Megeve, Vallorcine, Courmayeur and Verbier. After a thrilling day on the slopes, Chamonix offers a vibrant après-ski scene. The town is bustling with bars, restaurants, and cafes where skiers can unwind and socialize. The atmosphere is lively, and you can find everything from cozy pubs with live music to sophisticated wine bars, micro brewaries and nightclubs, due to its size you can always find something to suit you. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 300 There are 3 ski pass levels - Price quoted is for the Mont Blanc Unlimited aka. The biggest Chamonix is a collection of small, disconnected areas that you can access by Bus or Car, so it does require a fair amount of logistics. There's only one area you can access from town. Chamonix Le Pass (Chamonix only) - 300 Euro Brévent -Flégère ski area (55km), Grands Montets ski area (29km) , Balme - Le Tour - Vallorcine ski area (29km) Beginners and intermediates skiers will be happy with this pass Intermediate and Advance skiers will get the most out of Chamonix if you're planning on doing a lot of off piste - that's what this area is famous for, so we recommend getting a guide. Otherwise, you will potentially bore of the on piste options over the course of a week. ---- Unlimited Pass (355 euro) Chamonix ski areas as above PLUS.... Les Houches - Saint-Gervais ski area (55km) Evasion Mont Blanc Megève ski area (263km) Courmayeur ski area (Italy) (90km) Crans Montana (Switzerland) (140km) Verbier - 4 Vallées (Switzerland) As you can probably guess, to make the most of this pass, you will likely require your own private transport. There are options if you don't, but you're at the mercy of Shuttles for some quite long commutes. Shuttles to Courmayeur (Italy): 22€/pers Round trip during the day (1hr peak times) Shuttles to Megève: Free on reservation (45min) ----- Les Houches - Saint-Gervais ski area (55km) - 239 euro Les Houches is technically a town in its own right - you can purchase a pass just for this and base yourself in the town for easy access rather than in Chamonix This is a good option for beginners and families who split during the day - advanced members of the party can go explore other areas Pass Access travel Closest Airports Geneva Driving 1hr - Geneva Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes Yes Yes Train Connections St-Gervais-les-Bains Chamonix Sallanches Chamonix has its own train station in the centre of town, however it's not on the main train network, it's part of the Mont Blanc Express. Aprox 2.5 hrs to 3.5hrs from Geneva Geneva is the best Airport to get a train transfer from if you're heading to St Gervais. Grenoble, Chambery and Lyon are all possible, but require 4.5hrs+ and 2 or more changes. Mont Blanc Express is a scenic mountain train route that runs from the French station of St Gervais/Le Fayet, with a steep climb to the Chamonix valley, all the way through Chamonix and Argentiere, under the Col des Montets and down the other side into Martigny in Switzerland. Therefore, any train connections all the way into town require a change at St Gervais Les Bains, or from the other end in Switzerland eg. Vallorcine ALTERNATIVES From: Chambery - 2.5hrs (1 change) Grenoble - 3.5hrs (1 change) If you don't want to get the Mont Blanc Express Train to Sallanches , which sits at the end of the Chamonix valley and serves the wider Mont Blanc area (Megeve, St Gervais, Les Houches) Bus connections Sallanches connections Y81 line - 1hr to Chamonix Also then stops in Saint Gervais and Les Houches on the way through. The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Flixbus Friday / saturday / Sunday from Geneva 1.5hrs From £16.99 each way or From Lyon Airport 3hr 15 13.99 each way Saturday / sunday AlpyBus Offer Express, Door to Door & Point to Point Shared services Geneva From 20 euro each way Timetables TBC for winter 2023 Alpine Fleet Check the site , schedual varies from Geneva From 19.50 each way Mountain Drop Offs From Geneva Schedule varies - enquire on the site 50 euro each way Door to door service Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

3 Zinnen Dolomites Italy Europe Heart Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy Moos Sexten Vierschach Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 115 1310 2200 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No No Description 3 Zinnen Dolomites sits on the border of Italy and Austria The resort is dominated by the iconic Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Three Peaks of Lavaredo), a trio of striking peaks that create a postcard-perfect backdrop for skiers and snowboarders. The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a unique and unforgettable skiing experience, with towering limestone cliffs, rugged rock formations, and picturesque valleys. The ski area is relatively small and there's not a huge selection of challenging terrain, however, more advanced skiers can take advantage of the quick connection to Kronplatz. Every 30 minutes the Ski Val Pusteria express train takes skiers in 35 minutes from the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski resort to the skiing region Plan de Corones. This opens up another 200 km of pistes for you to explore (Just make sure you stay in Vierschach for quick access to both areas) Connected to the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area are several charming resort towns that provide the perfect base for a winter getaway. The main towns include: Sesto/Sexten : Nestled at the foot of the Three Peaks, Sesto is a picturesque mountain village with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. It offers a range of accommodation options, from cozy family-run hotels to luxury chalets. Sesto provides direct access to some of the ski area's most stunning slopes and has a strong focus on family-friendly activities. Val Fiscalina/Fischleintal: A secluded and lesser-known valley, Val Fiscalina is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts. It offers excellent opportunities for snowshoeing and winter hiking, providing a quieter and more intimate mountain experience. Vierschach The resort's intimate and relaxed ambiance makes it a favored destination for families and those seeking a tranquil mountain retreat. With breathtaking mountain vistas, warm hospitality, and a variety of winter activities. It's also the only town from which you can directly access the ski area and the train station . Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 295 ​ Pass Access travel Closest Airports Venice Verona Innsbruck Another easiest of the Dolomite resorts to access! Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes Yes No Train Connections Fortezza/Franzensfeste From Innsbruck Airport (INN): From Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof, take a train to Franzensfeste/Fortezza (approximately 2 hours). At Franzensfeste/Fortezza, transfer to a regional train or bus to the closest towns of Vierschach or San Candido/Innichen, which are near the 3 Zinnen Dolomites resorts. From Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE): Take a bus or taxi to Venezia Mestre or Venezia Santa Lucia train station in Venice. From Venice, take a train to Fortezza/Franzensfeste (approximately 3-4 hours). At Fortezza/Franzensfeste, transfer to a regional train or bus to Vierschach or San Candido/Innichen, which are close to the 3 Zinnen Dolomites resorts. From Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN): Take a taxi, bus, or shuttle service to Verona Porta Nuova train station. From Verona Porta Nuova, take a train to Fortezza/Franzensfeste (approximately 2.5-3.5 hours). At Fortezza/Franzensfeste, transfer to a regional train or bus to Vierschach or San Candido/Innichen, which are near the 3 Zinnen Dolomites resorts The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

Lake Louise Canada North America Heart Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 139 1646 2637 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No No Description Lake Louise Ski Resort is located in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, near the village of Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada. With stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the iconic Lake Louise itself, the resort offers a truly picturesque skiing experience. The ski area is known for its extensive terrain, reliable snowfall, and diverse options for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels. Lake Louise has a rich history as a traditional mountain village. The area was originally inhabited by indigenous people, and later became a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and mountaineers. The village of Lake Louise offers a charming and cozy atmosphere, with a range of accommodations, restaurants, and amenities for visitors to enjoy. Access to the ski area is convenient, as the Lake Louise Ski Resort is directly accessible from the village. Skiers and snowboarders can walk or take a short shuttle ride to the base of the mountain. The resort offers a well-developed lift system, including high-speed chairs and gondolas, providing easy access to the various slopes and terrain. One of the unique features of Lake Louise Ski Resort is the ability to ski back to the village. The resort offers a variety of ski-out options, allowing visitors to end their day on the slopes right at the village's doorstep. This convenient ski-back feature adds to the overall appeal and accessibility of the resort. The après-ski scene at Lake Louise is vibrant and diverse. Visitors can unwind and socialize at the various bars, pubs, and lounges in the village. Whether you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a hot drink by the fireplace or a lively venue to dance and mingle, Lake Louise offers a range of options to suit different preferences. In terms of suitability for different types of skiers, Lake Louise has something to offer everyone. The resort boasts a wide range of terrain, from gentle slopes for beginners to challenging steeps and bowls for advanced skiers and riders. It's particularly well-suited for intermediate skiers, with an abundance of blue and black runs to explore. The resort also offers terrain parks for freestyle enthusiasts and ample backcountry opportunities for adventurous skiers. Overall, Lake Louise Ski Resort combines stunning natural beauty, convenient access, and a diverse range of terrain, making it a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders seeking both thrilling adventures and a welcoming mountain village atmosphere. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km ​ Pass Access travel Closest Airports Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach No No No Train Connections The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

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Ski Arlberg Austria Europe Heart Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy St. Anton am Arlberg ​Schröcken ​St. Christoph ​Stuben ​Lech ​Zürs ​Warth Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 302 1300 2806 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No No Description Ski Arlberg is one of the largest ski areas in Austria, located in the Tyrol. It encompasses several renowned ski resorts, including St. Anton, St. Christoph, Lech, Zürs, and Stuben - all very much regarded as luxury destinations. Ski Arlberg is known for its excellent lift and transportation system, making it easy for skiers to navigate between the different resorts. Ski buses and ski lifts connect the various villages within the ski area, ensuring convenient access to the slopes. The skiing Regardless of which of the core resorts you stay at, the local slopes on their own are great, note that the connections sometimes across the area take a while. St. Anton isn't ideal for absolute beginners. There's fantastic free ride routes across the area to explore (over 200km of them in fact) Oberlech has the best selection of relaxing blues to cruise Which resort is for you? St. Anton, the largest hub of Ski Arlberg, is a traditional town with a rich skiing history. It was one of the pioneering ski resorts to develop modern alpine skiing and has since become a world-famous destination for winter sports enthusiasts. The resort offers a vibrant apres ski scene with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants, this resort has big town energy and you shouldn't be seeking a quaint, quiet atmosphere from your ski holiday, although I am sure you can achieve this if you retreat every day to one of the many luxury full board hotels. The legendary Mooserwirt and Krazy Kanguruh are two popular apres ski spots where skiers gather to enjoy live music, dancing, and drinks. They are world famous for setting the 'standard' for apres parties, athough there are several resorts and institutions now that would argue their case. St. Christoph , situated just above St. Anton, is a smaller and quieter annex with a more exclusive atmosphere. It is home to the famous Arlberg Hospiz Hotel, a luxury establishment with a long-standing history. Lech and Zürs, located on the other side of the mountain from St. Anton, offer a more sophisticated and upscale experience. These resorts have attracted royalty, celebrities, and discerning skiers for many years. The apres ski scene here is more relaxed and centered around elegant lounges, cozy bars, and gourmet restaurants. These resorts also sit in the middle of the huge web of ski runs that make up the interconnected Ski Arlberg area, so they're your best bet if the order of the day is to ski as many of the km that the area has to offer. Stuben, the smallest of the Ski Arlberg resorts, is a charming village with a cozy atmosphere. It is well-connected to the ski slopes and provides a more laid-back and authentic skiing experience. Although the apres ski scene in Stuben is not as bustling as in St. Anton, there are still a few welcoming bars where skiers can unwind after a day on the slopes. Backdoor Resorts for access to this world famous ski area, without the associated upscale resort: Zug Stubenbach Warth Klösterle Overall, Ski Arlberg is a world-class ski destination with a rich history, diverse terrain, and excellent amenities. It offers a memorable skiing experience for skiers of all levels and provides a charming alpine atmosphere combined with modern facilities. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 333 1.1 Beginners Tickets 1 day, half day or 30 point. 32 to 42 euros per day 30 point ticket for beginners - point deduction: St. Anton: Nassereinlift = 2, Kindlisfeld = 2, Muldenlift = 1, Fangbahn = 6; St. Christoph: Maiensee = 3; Stuben: Angerlift = 1, Walchlift = 2; Zürs: Übungshang = 3, Babylift = 1; Lech: Hinterwies = 2, Schwarzwand = 2, Flühen = 2; Oberlech: Bergbahn Oberlech = 5, Übungslift Oberlech = 2. The 30 point ticket is transferable and valid to the end of the season. Points not used cannot be refunded. ½ and 1 day tickets for practice and baby lifts valid for all lifts as a 30 point ticket, only Bergbahn Oberlech max. 2 rides daily. Pass Access travel Closest Airports Innsbruck Driving, St. Anton is only 1hr if you avoid peak times. Lech is 1.5hrs and so is Warth, There's no easy way to get to Warth aside from car. Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes Yes No Train Connections Saint Anton am Arlberg Direct train from Innsbruck in 1hr 8 min to the centre of St. Anton am Arlberg. For Lech: Langen am Arlberg railway station: 15 km from Lech Zürs | regular taxi and bus service (line 750) | transfer time approx. 20 minutes St. Anton am Arlberg railway station: 20 km from Lech Zürs Regular taxi and bus connections (line 760) | transfer time approx. 30 minutes For Warth Train to Imst-Pitzal, then 2 buses (155 and 110) which is around 2 hrs The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire