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Lech is one of the most charming skiresorts I have ever been. It offers world class skiing opportunities from beginners to * off-piste cracks. One of the most positive aspects, besides being very snow sure, is that the slopes are not over-crowded like in neighbouring Sankt Anton. In the winter 2013-2014 the new connection to Schrocken-Warth will open up new challenges.

The slopes around and above Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 are very snow-sure. This is partly due to their altitude, but also because the main bowl is sheltered, shady and faces north-east. There is also quick access to the 3200m Aiguille Rouge which has a small glacier. The slopes above Arc 1600 and Arc 1800 are also fairly reliable but face west/north-west and snow quality is more variable, particularly in spring. The runs around Peisey/Vallandry are the first to deteriorate in warmer…

Located at an altitude of 1,450 meters, Lech is a cozy, relaxed, high-class village that provides contemporary comforts without detracting from its commitment to tradition. In addition to the full 110 kilometers of trails within its boundaries, Lech is surrounded by 180 kilometers of off-trail skiing possibilities. Lech is designed primarily for intermediates. In addition to venturing off-trail, experts can travel to St. Anton and ZA