Lech Lift Pass

Lech Lift Pass Prices

In Lech, lift pass costs vary depending on the skier’s age. The lift pass grants access to the full Arlberg area. This enables you to explore other towns like St Anton and St Christoph from the slopes.

• After 2016 Rate = Born after 2016
• Child Rate = 2009-2016
• Youth Rate = 2005-2008
• Adult Rate = 1941-2004
• Seniors Rate = 1951-1960

The areas in which these passes enable you to ski are shown on our Lech Piste Map page.

Group Lessons: What lift pass is required?

Our group lessons in Lech require the Arlberg Pass

In Lech, the only lift pass available for purchase is the Arlberg lift pass. There are, however, price discounts on the pass dependent on the age of the skier.

Which Lech Lift Pass is needed for Children’s Group Ski Lessons?

Which Lech Lift Pass is needed for Adult Group Ski Lessons?

Depending on their age, skiers are eligible for either the Youth Rate Pass (2005-2008), the Adult Rate Pass (1941-2004), or the Senior Rate Pass (1951-1960).

Where can I buy a Lech lift pass?

Here is a map outlining all the lift pass offices in the Arlberg ski area where you can buy or collect lift passes purchased online.

Lech Rüfikopf Lift Pass Office

Open daily: 8 am – 6 pm

Dorf 138, 6764 Lech, Austria

Bergbahn Lech-Oberlech Lift Pass Office

Open daily: 8 am – 4.45 pm

Dorf 201, 6764 Lech, Austria

Schlosskopf – Bahn Lift Pass Office

Open daily: 8 am – 4.45 pm

Dorf 484, 6764 Lech, Austria

Pedestrian Passes

Snow Risk Insurance

When purchasing your lift pass, you’ve got the possibility to buy an “Arlberg Safety Card”, which covers specific risks:

• Search, Rescue and Evacuation,
• First medical transport costs
• Cancellation of stay,
• Repatriation assistance
• Reimbursement of emergency medical expenses,
• Reimbursement of ski lift passes.

Arlberg Safety Card costs:

€20 Euros for up to 8 days.

€35.00 for 9+ days

Please check the Arlberg Safety Card Website for full insurance cover details