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Reviews20
Overall rating8.1/10
Skiing rating7.9/10
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Overall rating8.1out of 10
Skiing rating7.9beginner to free-nature skiing
Snow conditions8.4out of 10
Family8.2out of 10
Beginner8.3
Advanced8.3
Expert7.5
Free-nature7.5
Snow8.4
Family8.2
Après-ski8.1
Nature8.4
Hiking8
Lifts8.5
Visited march 2013 · single
Beginner9
Advanced10
Expert9
Free-nature10
Snow10
Family8
Après-ski10
Nature9
Hiking9
Lifts9
Ive been coming here for years. Never fails to impress. Lech-Zurs is probably the best destination for off-piste and free-nature skiing in Europe. Make sure you do the Weisse Ring. Will be interesting when Warth is connected in 2013/2014.
Review by Jurgen Maier from Bonn on April 14th, 2013.
Visited january 2013 · family
Beginner9
Advanced9
Expert9
Free-nature10
Snow10
Family9
Après-ski10
Nature10
Hiking9
Lifts9
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.
Review by David S. Kensingthon from Manchester on January 28th, 2013.
Visited january 2013 · couple
Beginner8
Advanced10
Expert8
Free-nature9
Snow10
Family8
Après-ski10
Nature9
Hiking8
Lifts9
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
Review by Mel from Aberdeen on January 7th, 2013.
Visited february 2009 · couple
Beginner10
Advanced10
Expert8
Free-nature7
Snow10
Family10
Après-ski8
Nature9
Hiking7
Lifts10
Great place to enjoy casual skiing and true Alpine atmosphere. Lots of accommodation types - I always stay at Pension Sabine because of its location and ambiance. Working on my 10 year pin ... soon come!
Guess that sums up how much I enjoy the area and look forward to my yearly vacation in the Vorarlberg.
Guess that sums up how much I enjoy the area and look forward to my yearly vacation in the Vorarlberg.
Review by Phillips from New York on January 17th, 2010.
Visited april 2009 · family
Beginner9
Advanced8
Expert7
Free-nature7
Snow9
Family8
Après-ski7
Nature9
Hiking8
Lifts8
Lech is a beautiful resort which has great facilities for kids, lots of blue runs for intermediates, and also has some challenging ski routes ***ping off Rüfikopf. The slopes at Lech are rarely crowded and for an early morning skier, like myself, you often have the entire run to yourself.
While the nightlife at Lech is quiet, the cafes and restaurants are great and you'll want an early night to enjoy the mountains in any case.
While the nightlife at Lech is quiet, the cafes and restaurants are great and you'll want an early night to enjoy the mountains in any case.
Review by Janine from Vught on May 3rd, 2009.
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