The Arlberg Trail
The Arlberg Trail
The well signposted circular hiking trail comprises a total length of 50 kilometres, almost a fifth of which is covered by cable car. In total, it takes around 18 hours to hike the route, which encompasses 6,038 metres in elevation difference by foot. Ideally, you start from St. Anton, Lech or Stuben in a clockwise direction, so that the routes and cable car rides coordinate perfectly. Walking individual stages, or easier variants are also possible.
Stage 1: Lech – St. Anton
- Distance 12,4 km
- Ascent 1.220 m / Descent 918 m
- Hiking time approx. 06.30 hrs
Etappe 2: St. Anton – Stuben
- Distance 15 km
- Ascent 674 m / Descent 1.351 m
- Hiking time approx. 06.30 hrs
Etappe 3: Stuben – Lech
- Distance 14,6 km
- Ascent 667 m / Descent 1.144 m
- Hiking time approx. 5 hrs
A closed connection
The transnational long-distance hiking trail combines a sporty alpine challenge with first-class comfort. In 3 stages and over 50 kilometres, long-distance hikers experience the Arlberg and its five villages of Lech, Zürs, Stuben, St. Christoph and St. Anton with their respective characters up close, intensively and at a slower pace. It is no coincidence that the Arlberg Trail, unlike many multi-day hiking tours, forms a loop. A loop that connects and brings the Arlberg even closer together.
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Experiences
Alpine hikes in Lech Zuers
High up on alpine peaks. If you are looking for vastness, tranquillity and views, you must climb one of the many summits in Lech Zürs. From places of strenght and exhilarating altitude metres.
Flyfishing in Lech
Whether at a quiet mountain lake or in the Zugertal valley - fishing in the tranquillity of the Arlberg is an experience. Local guides such as Toni Grissemann also offer guided day courses on fly fishing and show you the best spots.
Trail running in Lech Zürs
Exercising outdoors and with plenty of fresh air helps to train the body and promotes mental regeneration. The ten running routes in Lech Zürs cover a total of 54 kilometres.