Albonabahn
The lifts from the village to the Albona, Stuben's home mountain. The Albonabahn II was renewed in 2016/17.
The smallest Arlberg village, at the foot of the Albona.
Stuben is the smallest Arlberg village, with the Albonabahn, the Flexenbahn to Zürs and the Valfagehrbahn to St. Anton. See where to start and how to get around.
Explore the liftsSkiing in Stuben
Stuben am Arlberg sits in the middle of Austria's largest ski area. From the Albona, guests ski down to the village, and from Alpe Rauz the Flexenbahn links Stuben with Zürs and Lech. The Valfagehrbahn heads towards St. Anton.
Stuben is the birthplace of Hannes Schneider, who created the Arlberg technique. The village is small and quiet, with freeride terrain around the Albona, a cross-country trail through the village and winter walks.
On the slopes
The lifts from the village to the Albona, Stuben's home mountain. The Albonabahn II was renewed in 2016/17.
The connecting cable car between Stuben/Alpe Rauz and Zürs, and on to Lech.
The lift towards St. Anton, part of the link with the Tyrolean side of Ski Arlberg.
More of the mountains
Lech Zürs Tourism describes the untouched terrain around the Albona as Stuben's surprise. Only head off-piste with the right knowledge or a guide.
Stuben's most famous son invented the Arlberg technique more than a century ago. A fine story for such a small village.
A cross-country trail runs through the village and there are winter walking paths. Tobogganing and snowshoeing are on offer too.
Getting there
The nearest railway station is Langen am Arlberg. A free ski bus runs several times a day from Stuben to the Sonnenkopfbahn valley station in Klösterle and back. In season, the Flexenbahn takes you to Lech and Zürs.
View the piste map ↗Before you go
Via Alpe Rauz and the Flexenbahn. From there you are quickly in Lech too.
Langen am Arlberg is the nearest station, a few kilometres from the village.
Yes, a free ski bus runs several times a day to the Sonnenkopfbahn valley station in Klösterle.
More of Ski Arlberg
The cradle of Alpine skiing, at the Galzigbahn.
Explore St. Anton am Arlberg →High on the Arlberg Pass, with the piste at the door.
Explore St. Christoph →Powder snow right to the hotel door.
Explore Zürs →The Walser village where Der Weiße Ring begins.
Explore Lech →A car-free ski village above Lech.
Explore Oberlech →A Walser village at the Dorfbahn, with the Auenfeldjet to Lech.
Explore Warth →The northernmost village in Ski Arlberg.
Explore Schröcken →