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Arlberger Bergbahnen

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  • The mountain is calling ...

    ... as the lovely saying goes. And plenty of peaks are calling out to holiday makers and skiers in St. Anton am Arlberg.

     

    So how do you get up there? With one of the Arlberg lifts of course - lifts that came into being over 70 years ago. From then until now a great deal has changed and nowadays the lifts are not only faster in transporting thousands of guests in the shortest time possible to airy heights, but also offer culinary “high flights” with top spots at the Gampen, Rendl and Galzig Lifts.

     

    7 top restaurants with great prospects

    Visitors are spoilt for choice in this land of milk and honey with seven fabulous restaurants. Whatever you fancy, you can feast to your heart’s desire on a range of cuisine, including traditional regional delicacies, light Asian dishes, Italian specialities or exquisite gourmet meals at award winning restaurants. All mountain restaurants can be conveniently accessed by non-skiers and they all have one thing in common – breathtaking views!

  • Cable-cars and lifts

    Here you can find details:

  • Piste care

    Here you find information on piste machines and artificial snow

  • The ski resort - from skiresort.info

  • The history of Arlberger Bergbahnen

    Year Happening
    1937 Opening Galzigbahn
    1952 Construction St. Christophbahn
    1955 Construction Vallugabahn
    Construction DSB Kapallbahn
    1957 Construction draglift Brunnenkopf St. Christoph
    1957 Construction Feldherrnhügellift Galzig
    1958 Construction draglift Maiensee II
    1958 Rebuilding St. Christophbahn
    1964 Rebuilding Galzigbahn
    Construction draglift St. Jakob
    1969 Construction Tanzbodenlift
    Construction Vallugalift
    1972 Opening Arlberg-Kandaharbahn
    1975 Construction Rendlbahn
    1980 Opening Valfagehrbahn
    Construction DSB Zammermoos
    1988 Opening Mattunbahn
    Opening Riffelbahn I and II
    Opening Übungslift Gampen II
    1990
    Construction linkable 4-seater:
    Gampenbahn
    Zammermoosbahn
    1995
    Construction 4-seater with bubbles:
    Osthangbahn
    St. Christophbahn
    1998 Construction 6-seater: Kapallbahn
    1998 Contruction reservoir pool Arlensattel 80.000m³
    1999 Construction Fangbahn
    2000 Construction Nassereinbahn
    2003 Construction 6-seater with bubbles:
    Gampbergbahn
    Arlenmähderbahn
    2005 Construction 6-seater Valfagehrbahn
    2006 Construction Galzigbahn with giant wheel
    2009 Construction Rendlbahn
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  • Take part and win!

     

    To the survey

  • 84 cable-cars and lifts, 280 km pistes, 180 km powder runs - that's the Arlberg. Dream-like and prize-winning each year!

  • INTERACTIVE: 360° panoramic views

  • LATEST INFORMATION

    on lifts and pistes

  • Experience St. Anton

  • Change the quality of the video: click play, then on '360p' and change it into '480p' or higher

  • Livecam Galzig

    LiveCam Galzig
  • Weather forecast

    • Wed 22. Feb.

      Mostly sunny with some clouds


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    • Thu 23. Feb.

      Sunny with thunderstorms


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    • Fri 24. Feb.

      Variably cloudy with brief sunny periods


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    • Sat 25. Feb.

      Cloudy with some rain and snow


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    • Sun 26. Feb.

      Variably cloudy with brief sunny periods


      5h
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      30% / 0%
      -4/5°
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