Your ski holiday in Lech starts right on our doorstep

The Ski Arlberg area boasts 300 kilometres of slopes, 200 kilometres of deep-snow runs, 85 ski lifts, and a snow park. From our front door, it’s just a few minutes’ walk to the ski lift – the classic way, with your skis slung over your shoulder or you opt for ski-in/ski-out.
You can pick up your ski pass conveniently at our reception, so you don’t have to queue at the ticket office in the mornings during your ski holiday in Lech.

Skier carves down a groomed slope with snow-covered mountains in the background

The White Ring: 22 kilometres in total

The most traditional circuit in the Arlberg takes you on a route of over 22 kilometres from Lech via Zürs and Zug to Oberlech, before returning to where you started. A day on which you’ll never take the same run twice.

Two cross-country skiers on a snowy trail beneath winter mountains and among fir trees

If you don’t ski

40 kilometres of winter walking trails, groomed and signposted
Cross-country ski trails for classic and skating styles
Snowshoe walks off the slopes
Horse-drawn sleigh rides through the snow-covered valley
Ice skating and curling in the village
Tobogganing for snow fun with children

Snow-covered mountain cabin among fir trees, with a gondola overhead

Ski lift carrying skiers past a snowy mountain and a village in the valley

Snow-covered mountain valley with a small settlement and road beneath high peaks

Snow-covered mountain village beneath a high peak, with ski slopes and forested hillsides

A skier glides across a slope beneath snow-covered mountains

Two cross-country skiers on a snowy trail with mountains in the background

A person cross-country skiing through a snowy alpine valley

Skier in an orange jacket descending a snowy slope beneath towering mountains

Skier glides downhill in a crouch on a snowy slope

Skier with poles on a snowy ridge before towering alpine peaks

Snowboarder rides down a snowy mountain slope

Couple walking a dog in the snow above a village in the snowy Alps

People enjoy a winter day in the snow with mountains in the background

Two people play in the snow as a cloud of snow swirls through the air

Woman pulls a child on a sled through a snowy mountain landscape

Two people walk through a snowy landscape with a mountain hut and snow-covered peaks

To the photo gallery

Upholstered wooden chair beside a modern fireplace and large wall clock

What happens after the downhill run at the ski hotel in Lech

You finish the run in front of our ski room, leave your boots on the ski boot dryers, and make your way comfortably up to your room. From 3.30 p.m., the skiers’ snack is ready, (served on the terrace when the weather is nice) and the Vita Panorama wellness area is also open from this time until 8 p.m. In the evening, you can then decide for yourself where to eat. We’d be happy to recommend our favourite places in Lech.

Answers to your questions

How far is it from Hotel Panorama to the ski lifts?

From your ski hotel in Lech to the ski lifts is just a few minutes' walk. Skis and boots are stored overnight in the in-house ski room; during your ski holiday in Lech, you can collect your ski pass directly from reception.

Is the Ski Arlberg ski pass included in the price?

No. You can book it on site and collect it from our reception, without having to queue at the ticket office.

What can you do in Lech if you don’t ski?

There are 40 kilometres of groomed winter walking trails, cross-country ski trails, snowshoe routes, tobogganing, ice skating, and curling, as well as horse-drawn sleigh rides and the sport.park.lech with bowling and tennis, just 50 metres away from us.