Arlberg

Private transfers, ski resorts, and airport access for the Arlberg region.

The region

Arlberg at a glance

Arlberg is the historic mountain region straddling Tyrol and Vorarlberg, anchored by the 1,793 m Arlberg Pass. Ski Arlberg connects resorts like St. Anton, Lech, and Zürs across approximately 305 km of pistes and 88 lifts (source: Ski Arlberg statistics). Transfer routes use the A12 and S16 or B197, with the 14 km Arlberg Tunnel providing all-weather access for a toll. Innsbruck Airport is about 100 km (1.5–2 hours), Zürich 200 km. Winter chains are often required — Tyrol police enforce this strictly during snow events. The clientele includes many luxury chalet guests and groups travelling with premium luggage or ski equipment.

AlpenRide Taxi Transfer

AlpenRide Taxi Transfer offers reliable and comfortable transfers from the train station to all major holiday resorts and airports in the region.

Whether you are travelling for a ski holiday, a family vacation, or a business trip, we provide safe, comfortable and punctual transportation to your destination.

📍 AlpenRide Taxi Transfer
🚕 Train Station → Holiday Resorts & Airports
📧 info@innsbrucktaxitransfer.com
📞 +43 664 993 983 08
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Book your transfer with AlpenRide Taxi Transfer and enjoy a comfortable journey from the moment you arrive.

The skiing, in numbers

We serve 2 ski areas across Arlberg, together offering 544 km of piste and 133 lifts. Bases start at 1304 m and the highest point reaches 2872 m. Across those areas the season spans November to May.

Getting to Arlberg

3 airports serve this region across 3 routes. The shortest is Innsbruck Airport to Ischgl at 90 minutes, the longest Munich Airport to Ischgl at 2 h 50 min.