Top Backcountry Skiing Trips in Arlberg
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Situated in the westernmost-state of Tyrol, Arlberg is a missive and historic backcountry skiing area.
There are countless spots around the massif from which to begin a backcountry skiing expedition. Sölden, St Anton and spots along the Swiss-Austrian border are among the most popular locations.
Many advanced backcountry skiers head to the slopes of Schindlerkar, Mattun and Valluga in order to test out their skills and get their adrenaline pumping.
However, in these areas, you will find more than 200 kilometers of backcountry trails that are suited for lower-level backcountry skiers too, as well as lift-assisted access to numerous off-piste and freeride runs as well.
The region also boasts some excellent glacier skiing and heading up to the summit of the massif on a ski mountaineering expedition is also another popular option.
Good to Know
What’s the weather like?
During the winter, average daily temperatures in Arlberg range from -6 to -11℃ in December to -5 to -10℃ in March. The area also receives a quite liberal supply of snowfall throughout the winter.
How to get there:
The best way to get to Arlberg is by flying into the airport at Innsbruck (INN), which offers direct flights from London, Frankfurt, Vienna and Amsterdam year-round. There are also seasonal flights here from various European airports during the ski season. From Innsbruck, Arlberg is only 3 hours away by car and only slightly farther by train.
Language:
German
Country Code:
+43
Currency:
Euro
Best time to visit:
December to March
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