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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.
The skiing, in numbers
We serve 1 ski area across Arlberg, offering 142 km of piste and 59 lifts. Bases start at 630 m and the highest point reaches 2500 m. Across those areas the season spans December to April.
Getting to Arlberg
1 airport serves this region across 1 route. The shortest is INNSBRUCK AIRPORT ✈️ to Mayrhofen at 60 minutes.
| Route | Drive time | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| INNSBRUCK AIRPORT ✈️ → Mayrhofen | 60 minutes | 70 km |
