Lech Zürs am Arlberg Anmeldelser af skisportssteder

Desværre følte vi os malplacerede som amerikanere. Vi rejste som familie i håb om at få en god oplevelse, men det var det modsatte. Det var, som om vi var usynlige. Ingen var opmærksomme på os eller bekymrede sig om at betjene os. En forfærdelig oplevelse, da vi forsøgte at forblive så positive som muligt indtil det sidste. Folk siger ikke "undskyld mig" eller "Jeg er ked af det", hvis de støder ind i dig. Det er bogstaveligt talt, som om du er ingenting. Ingen manerer og ingen er høflige.

• Smuk udsigt og landskab, maden var god.
• Uvenlige arbejdere og mennesker

Fantastisk skisportssted, meget stort, let tilgængeligt fra Sydtyskland. Desværre er det blevet meget dyrt.

• Garanteret sne, mange moderne lifter, fantastiske pister, fremragende puddersneområde
• Meget dyr, og på grund af sin eksklusivitet, tiltrækker den et noget arrogant publikum.

Jeg ville komme tilbage igen og igen; det var allerede min tredje gang.

• Meget fine pister, altid masser af sne, selv nede i dalen, ingen lange køer ved lifterne, pisterne er ofte relativt tomme.
• Meget dyrt, men det er det værd.

Det er altid sjovt, jeg ville gøre det igen når som helst.

• Utroligt stort skiområde, perfekte pister
• Priserne på hytterne er meget høje.

Fantastisk skisportssted i høj højde. Pisterne er meget velholdte. Mindre egnet til den gennemsnitlige familie. De blidere pister ned til dalen er meget overfyldte og bliver ret udfordrende for begyndere efter middag. Ikke alene er liftkortet dyrt, men priserne på mad og drikkevarer er også for det meste ublu.

• Stort skiområde forbundet med Ski Arlberg, perfekt præparerede pister
• Meget dyrt

Unless you're a very confident skier I wouldn't recommend Lech! Compared to France, Lech's blue runs are very steep with a few easy sections, whereas France's blue runs are easy with a few tricky sections! The main run back to Lech village is classed as a blue but it is definitely a hard red!

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If the sun is shining a great area (but then most ski areas are great in the sun). But if weather is marginal, poor or bad forget it. Lifts close too easily reducing each village to a tiny resort with awful old lift infrastructure and unacceptable queues. For example Lech has an antiquated 2 man slow chairlift and 1x drag lift if there is any medium to strong wind - and that’s it ( for 300 Euros for a 6 day pass). Strong winds and they close all of it. (The cable car to OberLech isn’t really to get to skiing). Zürs is the same. 2 baby drag lifts and a chair lift with a height difference of around 100m. For a supposed “World Class Resort” they are years behind the French Resorts in opening up after storms. Be very careful when considering a ski holiday here. If the weather is marginal or poor then you will be wasting your money and would get much better value nearly any where else. I’ve skied many times in France, the USA and Canada and the Lech/Zürs region was by far the worst when dealing with bad weather. This not a “World Class” resort because of this failing. They even had the arrogance to highlight “40cm of new Powder” on main page of their App when all of the lifts were shut.

• Great Ski Area when the weather is good.
• In any weather that isn’t perfect they the lifts

Großartiges Skigebiet mit großartigem Publikum (im Wesentlichen da zum Skifahren und wenig nicht-skifahrende Groopies und auch wenig "Skifahrer bis zur ersten Bar"). Teuer aber jeden Cent wert

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Lech has it all, amazing snow, great lift system, amazing restaurants and apre ski choices in Uberlech and elsewhere. We liked the interconnected lifts and ski runs to Warth, Stuben, St.Anton and Zuers that give you so many options on where to ski and ride. We love the many pensions and family-owned accommodations that we have stay at. Ski routes throughout the Lech and Zuers areas offer powder turns for better skiers and we love the many on-slope restaurants to select from when it’s time for a beer and food break. In the eventing there are a lot of casual and formal restaurants depending on your mood. We love that most of the upper mountain stays uncrossed and that you can ski all over the region on one lift ticket. I strongly suggest staying in a small, family run hotel or pension with a local family to get the most out of your trip to the Arlberg. The region gets tons of snow and the only downside can be the low visibility days above the tree line. It’s our favorite ski resort in Austria and a top 3 destination.

• Accommodations for all sorts of budgets and situations, great intermediate terrain, high speed llifts
• A few lift bottlenecks like Zug

Did Zurs on the Epic pass March 17th for 6 days, and it was amazing. The town is small, but it is 100% about skiing. You can buy anything related to skiing there- I needed a jacket, and am 6'8" tall, and found 2 at different shops next to where I was staying (Arlberg Haus). Spent one day skiing to Worth guided by host Tomas Eggler, another to St Anton. Throughout the range are great places to eat and vast terrain with sweet untracked pow. Of all the places we skiied on that trip, Zurs was #1, and I could see why Austria is the birthplace of skiing.

• Great pow, Vast terrain all connected
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