Trittkopfbahn
The Trittkopfbahn I and II leave from the centre of Zürs. Day and half-day passes are also sold at the valley station.
Ski Arlberg
Zürs
Powder snow right to the hotel door.
Zürs has around 150 residents and almost every hotel is ski-in/ski-out. Discover the Trittkopfbahn, Seekopfbahn and Zürserseebahn, and Der Weiße Ring from Zürs.
Explore the liftsSkiing in Zürs
Discover Zürs.
With around 150 residents, Zürs is one of the most exclusive ski villages in the Alps. According to Lech Zürs Tourism, every hotel offers ski-in/ski-out: you clip in outside the door and finish your afternoon there too.
Zürs is one of the places where Alpine skiing began. In 1906, Viktor Sohm held one of the first ski courses here, and in 1937 Austria's first T-bar lift of its kind followed.
On the slopes
Lifts in Zürs
Seekopfbahn and Zürserseebahn
Two lifts on the other side of the village, both part of the official Der Weiße Ring route.
Flexenbahn
The connection to Stuben/Alpe Rauz and on to St. Anton.
More of the mountains
Things to do in Zürs
Der Weiße Ring
The classic Lech Zürs circuit runs via Zürs, the Madloch and Zug back to Lech. You can join it in Zürs.
Ski pioneers
Since the first ski course of 1906 and the T-bar of 1937, Zürs has been one of the birthplaces of modern ski culture.
Freeriding and heli-skiing
Zürs is known for off-piste space and heli-skiing. Always go with a guide.
Getting there
To the lifts and back
Local buses (Ortsbus) link Zürs with Lech; dogs must be on a lead and muzzled on the bus. The nearest station is Langen am Arlberg, around 15 km away, with a bus connection. The Flexenbahn links Zürs with Stuben.
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Frequently asked questions about Zürs
Are all hotels in Zürs ski-in/ski-out?
According to Lech Zürs Tourism, yes. You clip in outside the hotel door; with little snow, this can vary by hotel.
Can I start Der Weiße Ring in Zürs?
Yes. The official circuit can be started in Lech, Zürs or Zug.
How do I get from Zürs to St. Anton?
Take the Flexenbahn to Alpe Rauz and continue via the Valfagehrbahn.
More of Ski Arlberg
Explore the other villages
St. Anton am Arlberg
The cradle of Alpine skiing, at the Galzigbahn.
Explore St. Anton am Arlberg →St. Christoph
High on the Arlberg Pass, with the piste at the door.
Explore St. Christoph →Stuben
The smallest Arlberg village, at the foot of the Albona.
Explore Stuben →Lech
The Walser village where Der Weiße Ring begins.
Explore Lech →Oberlech
A car-free ski village above Lech.
Explore Oberlech →Warth
A Walser village at the Dorfbahn, with the Auenfeldjet to Lech.
Explore Warth →Schröcken
The northernmost village in Ski Arlberg.
Explore Schröcken →